Antique Isfahan Persian Floral, Medallion Knotted Rug, Country of Origin: Iran / Persia, Circa Date: 1930s. This exceptional piece exemplifies the technical mastery associated with the weaving centers of Isfahan, a city renowned for producing some of the finest textiles in the world. Its provenance confirms it as a distinguished example of Iranian / Persian rugs.
The composition features a grand, cusped central medallion rendered in rich crimson, anchored against a luminous field. The surrounding space is densely populated by delicate scrolling vines, palmettes, and stylized blossoms, creating a harmonious and balanced display characteristic of floral rugs. As a genuine piece from the 1930s, this item joins our curated collection of antique rugs.
The sophisticated color palette is defined by a primary ground of subtle beige and ivory color, which provides a perfect foil for the saturated terracotta reds and deep indigo accents found throughout the design. This masterful use of color highlights the complexity of the knotting and the depth of the pattern repeat, a hallmark of early 20th-century Isfahan craftsmanship.
Given its substantial dimensions and commanding presence, this Isfahan is ideally suited as a central feature in a formal dining room or salon. It is a superb example of room size rugs that offers both historical gravitas and enduring decorative appeal, representing the pinnacle of classical Persian weaving tradition.
