Hamedan carpet

The ancient carpets of the hamadan region enjoy a particularly good reputation. They were tied on a cotton chain. They are called shahr-baff, which is a combination of the words city and nodes. Unfortunately, these carpets are hard to find. Basically, carpets from this region are carpets for everyday use, which owe their strength mainly to their resistance. These are persian carpets, their main features is that almost all of them end on 2 ends with fringes. The field is usually decorated with herati motifs standing out on a red background. The border is classic with three stripes, the secondary bands are decorated with rosettes and arabesques. This carpet was bought on an auction, so it benefits from an expertise by the auctioneer (label glued) it is old and in its juice, so it has traces of wear witnesses of time, it has been cleaned, and the colors are still bright, weight 6 kg. Dimensions 172x109 cm.