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Hamedan is one of the oldest cities in the world, deeply rooted in Persian art and culture. It has a rich history and is renowned for its Persian carpets, including the exquisite Persian Hamadan Red Rug (HA0312) measuring 300 X 108 cm.
Carpet weaving in Hamedan can be traced back to the Persian Empire, with relics like the Pazyryk 500 BC rug, one of the oldest rugs in history. Persian carpets hold a significant place in Persian art and culture.
Hamedan province is located in the western part of Iran and spans over 19,000 square kilometers. It shares borders with Zanjan to the north, Lorestan to the south, the central province to the east, and Kermanshah and Kurdistan to the west.
The province comprises six cities: Hamedan (the capital), Malayer, Nahavand, Tuserkan, Kabudarahang, and Asadabad, along with their various districts and villages.
Persian Hamadan Red rugs are renowned for their distinctive designs, blending geometric and floral patterns. While they come in various colours, red is the predominant shade, symbolizing their elegance and allure.
Experience the timeless beauty and exquisite craftsmanship of Persian Hamadan Red rugs. The 300 X 108 cm Persian Hamadan Red Rug (HA0312), handwoven from 100% wool, showcases the artistry and cultural heritage of Hamedan.