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This exceptional Isfahan rug embodies the refined elegance that made the city famous during the Safavid dynasty where some of the most admired court weavings originated. Woven in the old, high-end traditional technique, this piece showcases a wool-and-silk foundation that gives its floral patterns unmatched clarity, shine, and precision. The size itself, 6'9 x 11'2, is rarely produced in authentic Isfahan weaving, making this piece particularly desirable for collectors and homeowners seeking something special.

Design & Motifs

At the heart lies a large multi-layered medallion, executed in silk highlights that bring every curve and petal to life. It blooms outward with classic Isfahan scrollwork, arabesques, and interlaced floral details symbolic of harmony and renewal.

The field is filled with intricate Shah Abbasi blossoms, palmettes, and branching vine motifs, each drawn with classic Isfahan geometry. Silk outlining gives these motifs exceptional crispness that stands apart from modern productions.

The border features a deep red floral frame, filled with scrolling vines, palmettes, and small medallion cartouches. This border composition is typical of high-tier Isfahan workshops from past decades.

Materials & Craftsmanship

This rug is woven with

70% premium kork wool, known for its sheen and velvety feel
30% natural silk, used for highlights in the medallion, floral motifs, and border tracery
Silk elevates the depth of the colors and reflects light beautifully as you walk around the rug. The weave density and the clarity of detail clearly place this rug in the finest tradition of earlier Isfahan masterwork, before mass-market designs became more common.

Color Placement

Royal Blue

Dominates the central field
Provides the backdrop for all floral patterns
Defines the primary visual character of the rug
Deep Red

Used in the wide outer borders
Hosts delicate scrolling floral motifs in contrasting tones
Ivory / Cream

Appears in the border transitions
Forms the bases of floral highlights
Found along the medallion perimeter
Gold & Beige Tones

Fill much of the medallion detailing
Surround the medallion in the transitional halo areas
Used in silk-highlighted botanical motifs
Taupe & Light Brown

Accentuate vines, leaves, and outline layers
Provide shading within palmettes and blossoms
Sky Blue & Soft Green

Subtle touches inside smaller petals
Offer contrast inside the medallion’s micro-motifs
Burgundy & Navy Accents

Used sparingly inside blossoms, adding dimension
Strengthen border symmetry and interior motif contrast
Charcoal Outlines

Used to sharpen the edges of floral motifs
Give definition to silk highlights and medallion structures
Together, these colors create a composition that shifts gracefully as light moves across the silk one of the defining signatures of true Isfahan weaving.

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