Antique Persian Rug 4x5, Navy Blue 1920s Carpet, Wool, Rare, Fine, Persian Hamadan Bidjar Carpet

Add richness and charm to your space with this Antique Persian Hamadan Rug, measuring 3'7" x 5'4". Woven in the 1920s, this fine wool piece features a striking navy blue field adorned with lush floral bouquets and a central urn motif. With a dense weave of approximately 170 KPSI and a palette that includes red, ivory, green, and soft accents of multicolor, this Hamadan-Bidjar hybrid offers elegance and durability in a compact format.

About Persian Hamadan Rugs

Persian Hamadan rugs hail from the ancient city of Hamadan in western Iran, one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world. The region encompasses over a thousand surrounding villages, each contributing its own unique motifs and weaving traditions. Typically hand-knotted with durable wool on a cotton foundation, Hamadan rugs are known for their vibrant colors and straightforward geometric or floral designs. Their single-wefted construction distinguishes them from many other Persian rugs, giving them a firm, resilient structure.

Unique Characteristics of this Hamadan Rug

This particular piece is notable for its fusion of Hamadan and Bidjar influences—Bidjar being a nearby weaving region famed for tightly packed knots and robust construction. The presence of a formal central urn and intricate floral layout suggests a workshop piece of higher quality than typical Hamadan village rugs. Its dense weave (170 KPSI), crisp detailing, and preserved condition make it a rare find for collectors or anyone seeking a refined accent piece.

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