This antique handwoven carpet, dating back approximately 40 years, is an authentic example of rural weavings from Nahavand, clearly reflecting local identity and indigenous taste. Measuring 216 × 136 cm with a surface area of 2.94 square meters, it offers practical proportions for living rooms, reception areas, or intimate spaces, while its rectangular format makes placement and styling straightforward. The 30-raj structure indicates notable finesse and precision in executing geometric motifs; arranged in a Lachak–Toranj layout, these motifs create a dynamic and energetic composition across the field. The laky ground enhances warmth and visual vitality, and paired with the blue border, it forms a lively and eye-catching contrast. The yellow-colored lachaks are among the rarest color arrangements in carpets from this region, giving the piece a distinctly unique character. A wool pile combined with cotton warp and weft provides a pleasant hand-feel along with reliable durability for everyday use. With balanced weight and a cohesive structure, this carpet is a valuable choice for those seeking an older rug with genuine rural authenticity.
Data sheet
- Type
- Town/Village
- Age (Circa)
- 1980s
- Origin
- Nahavand
- City
- Nahavand
- Dimension (cm)
- 136 × 216 (4.46 × 7.09 ft)
- Area (Square metre)
- 2.94
- Material
- Wool (Cotton Foundation)
- Dyes
- Chemical dyes
- Approx. Knot Density
- 120 KPSI
- Layout
- Medallion and Corners
- Design
- Geometric
- Border Color
- Blue
- Approx. Pile Height (cm)
- Approx. 1 cm
- Shape
- Rectangular
- Approx. Weight (kg)
- 12









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