Name: Tuisarkhan Kelleghi rug 3.19x1.74m
SKU: 30880
Price: 1475.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Tuisarkhan Kelleghi rug 3.19×1.74m

£1,475.00

This rug from one of the most renowned Hamadan villages has a traditional geometric design along with attractive colours.
A hard wearing rug & this type is renowned for their durability and will last for decades.

Available for in-store or telephone purchase only.
To order for home delivery please phone us on 01892 533080

1 in stock

Description

Title: Tuisarkhan Kelleghi rug

Size: 3.19×1.74m / 10’6″x5’9″ Thickness: 10mm

Origin: Tuisarkhan village, Hamadan vicinity.

Technique: Hand-knotted. Single weft construction.

Material: Wool pile, knotted onto cotton warps and weft.

Colours and Design: This Persian Tuisarkhan rug has attractive colours of terracotta, black, blue, brown and beige. It has a traditional geometric medallion design.

Condition/Age: Full pile as new.

Additional Information:

Hamadan is Persia’s most prolific rug weaving origin.

There are over 300 rug producing villages surrounding the city of Hamadan (or Ekbatan as it is sometimes known), and this is where these rugs are marketed. Each village has its own distinctive pattern. The rugs from these villages are known simply as “Hamadan”. It is because of this diversity that there is such a wide range of designs produced.

The finer or more distinctive designs are known by their individual village names such as: Mehribhan, Hosseinabad, Nanaj, Nahavand, Tafrish, Lillihan, Rudbar and Tajabad to name just a few.

Usually geometric in design, these rugs are made in a variety of sizes such as small rugs, runners, and large carpets.

All Hamadan Rugs have a wool pile which is hand-knotted with symmetrical (or Turkish) knots onto cotton warps. The Hamadan weave is distinctive: it consists of a single weft construction i.e. only one weft thread passes between each row of knots. The consequence of this is that these rugs are less ridged and are quicker to produce.

There are around 30,000 looms in this area. As this is Persia’s most prolific rug making region the result is the production is high. As a consequence, Hamadan Rugs are amongst the most inexpensive of Persian rugs. Happily, if carefully selected, the quality of Hamadan Rugs can be high. Hamadan Rugs are a hard-wearing quality as they can have a relatively thick and tough woollen pile.

The Oriental Rug Merchant, 11 High Street, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1UL, UK

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