This early 20th-century Persian Kashan rug is a richly detailed example of one of Iran’s most celebrated weaving traditions. At its center lies a grand floral medallion, surrounded by a symphony of blossoms and curling vines, each rendered with extraordinary precision. The composition flows outward into a wide border—its central stripe alive with repeated floral motifs—flanked by pairs of slender bands, each woven with delicate flowers and leaves. The palette is unmistakably Kashan: deep crimson, blush pink, light and dark indigo, and creamy ivory wool, all hand-knotted to create a soft yet durable surface. Kashan rugs originate from the historic city of Kashan in central Iran, long renowned for its fine textiles and classical rug production. Crafted by master weavers using time-honored techniques, Kashan rugs are admired for their intricate designs, luminous colors, and refined elegance—making them a lasting favorite in both traditional and contemporary interiors.