A vibrant Hamedan runner hand knotted in durable wool displaying the bold tribal artistry the region is celebrated for. The rich red field is filled with a lattice of geometric floral motifs in tones of ivory green blue pink and multi color accents creating both rhythm and movement across the surface. The centerpiece features striking ivory medallions framed by stepped motifs that add depth and contrast against the saturated background. A series of ivory and red borders highlighted with angular designs enclose the composition and emphasize its symmetry.Renowned for their resilience and cultural charm Hamedan rugs are treasured for everyday use while also serving as striking statement pieces. This runner with its tribal character and lively palette is ideal for hallways corridors or layered interiors that appreciate both tradition and warmth.

About the art: Hamedan rugs originating from the ancient city of Hamedan in western Iran one of the country's oldest and most prolific weaving centers are renowned for their durability above all else. While they may not possess the intricate refinement of Kerman patterns the fine knotting of Kashan or the inventive variety of they stand out as some of the most hard wearing Persian rugs ever made. This resilience is owed to the use of coarse robust local wool which produces a thick deep pile ideally suited for longevity. Stylistically Hamedan rugs are distinguished by bold central or multiple medallions framed by angular tendrils stylized motifs and at times animal figures. Though simpler in execution than other Persian traditions their designs exude a raw primitive strength where geometric and stylized forms combine to create an aesthetic that is both enduring and powerfully expressive.