| Stock number | 6338 |
| Size | 10 ft x 15 ft 4 in (3.05 m x 4.67 m) |
| Origin | Persia / Iran |
| Age | Circa 1900 |
| Style | Kashan |
| Materials | Wool |
| Construction | Hand Knotted Pile |
| Colors | Red / Rust |
| Pattern | Floral, Medallion |
This magnificent late nineteenth-century Persian Dabir Kashan rug is a premier example of "City Workshop" excellence, specifically originating from the esteemed Dabir looms. Historically, "Dabir" denotes a specific workshop or master-weaver tradition within Kashan that was renowned for using the highest quality "Kork" wool—the softest fibers taken from the neck of the sheep—resulting in a textile that is both incredibly dense and exceptionally lustrous. This room-sized specimen represents a sophisticated fusion of "Red Floral" charm and the mathematical precision that defined the Kashan aesthetic during the "Masterpiece" era. The composition is centered upon a powerful, multi-lobed floral medallion that radiates outward like a sunburst across the field.