One-of-a-kind

KeshanHand KnottedRug

Yellow / Dark yellow247 x 350 cm

Keshan rugs originate from the historic city of Kashan, located in the central region of the Middle East. This city has long been a centre for textile excellence, famous for its contributions to the art of carpet weaving that date back centuries. These rugs are celebrated for their ability to balance complex, formal designs with a sense of harmony that fits beautifully into diverse home settings.

The term Keshan refers to a specific tradition of knotting that prioritises both beauty and longevity. The construction often utilises a high-quality Wool pile, which is prized for its natural resilience and soft sheen. This material choice is intentional, as it allows the intricate patterns to remain clear and vibrant even after years of use in a busy home.

Signature design elements of the Keshan style typically include a prominent central medallion, often teardrop-shaped, surrounded by elaborate floral vines and palmettes. These motifs are traditionally balanced by a detailed border that frames the central field. While the layouts are formal, the artistry involved allows for subtle variations that make each rug feel personal and distinct.

These rugs are highly valued by collectors and homeowners alike for their cultural weight and the skill required to produce them. Owning a Keshan rug is an opportunity to connect with a long-standing heritage of craftsmanship. It represents a commitment to quality and a love for traditional design that remains relevant and highly sought after today.

This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of focused effort to each individual piece. With a density of 160,000 knots per m2, the creation process is a test of precision and patience, ensuring the patterns are sharp and the pile is exceptionally firm and long-lasting. The high knot density provides superior structural integrity and longevity for your home.

The substantial weight of 32 kg is a direct result of the high volume of Wool used in its construction. This density not only contributes to the rug's structural integrity but also accounts for the significant time and labour required to complete the piece. Every knot is tied by hand, resulting in a level of durability and detail that simply cannot be achieved through any other method.

The foundation of the rug is crafted using sturdy cotton, providing a stable base that keeps the Wool pile perfectly in place. This combination of materials and manual skill ensures that the final product is a resilient, heavy-duty textile designed to provide comfort and elegance for generations.