Vintage Persian Hamadan "Spring Lattice" Rug (Circa 1950s)
Elevate your interior with the airy, sophisticated charm of this hand-knotted Persian Hamadan rug. Dating to the 1950s, this piece moves away from traditional heavy medallions in favor of an elegant, rhythmic pattern that feels remarkably fresh and contemporary. Its soft, sun-washed palette makes it the perfect choice for a space that requires a calm, grounding element.
Why It’s Unique
This Hamadan rug is a beautiful study in directional movement and mid-century Persian design.
Unidirectional Narrative: Unlike rugs that can be viewed from any angle, this piece features a "unidirectional" design. Large-scale germinating plants grow upward through the field, creating a sense of life and vertical energy.
Architectural Lattice: The composition is expertly delineated by delicate vinery and a lattice orientation, alternating panels to create a structured yet organic "garden" effect across the wool.
A Breath of Fresh Air Palette: The color story is exceptionally serene. Dominated by sand, powder blue, and ivory, it features sophisticated hints of dusty sky blue and pale sandalwood orange. It is a rare find for those seeking "cool-toned" vintage Persian rugs.
The Collector's Patina: The even wear to the knot heads, with a faint whisper of the foundation peeking through, gives this rug a sought-after "shabby chic" or "distressed" authentic texture that only decades of history can produce.
Condition & Quality
Professionally cleaned and ready for immediate in-home use, this rug is built to last. The side cord selvages are mostly original or expertly restored, and both ends are fully secured. Its sturdy, hand-knotted construction ensures it will remain a centerpiece in your home for many years to come.
Product Details
Dimensions: 4'7" x 7'6"
Origin: Hand-knotted in Persia (Hamadan region)
Circa: 1950s Vintage
Design Motif: Unidirectional Germinating Lattice
Colors: Sand, powder blue, ivory, dusty sky blue, and pale sandalwood
