Persian Hamadan rugs originate from the city of Hamadan in western Iran, a region renowned for its rich textile heritage. This ancient city, once the capital of the Median Empire, has a storied history dating back to 1100 BCE.
Rug Details:
- Type: Persian Jozan Malayer Rug
- Origin: Jowzan village, Hamadan province, Persia
- Age: Circa 1960s
- Materials: Wool pile on cotton foundation
- Dimensions: 4' 5" x 6' 11" ft (135 x 212 cm)
- Thickness: 10mm
- Vegetable-dyed
The Hamadan province comprises hundreds of villages and towns, each with unique weaving styles and traditions, contributing to the region's incredible diversity of rugs.
Villages such as Hosseinabad, Nahavand, and Tuyserkan are scattered throughout the area, with many still maintaining their traditional ways of life. The artisans in these villages are skilled weavers who pass down their techniques and designs through generations.
Persian Hamadan rugs are highly valued for their vibrant colors, tribal patterns, rich cultural heritage, and durability. Crafted from high-quality wool sourced from high-altitude pastures, these rugs are a testament to the region's enduring legacy in textile artistry.
