This exquisite early 20th-century Persian Joshegan rug, handwoven in Iran circa 1920, showcases the time-honored craftsmanship and intricate artistry synonymous with traditional village weaving. Rendered in a vibrant rust red ground with striking French blue corner spandrels, the rug features an all-over geometric lattice of interconnected diamond motifs. A stepped lozenge medallion anchors the composition, adorned with cross motifs and symbolic "Tree of Life" floral patterns.

The field and spandrels are richly ornamented with stylized Weeping Willow trees—a hallmark of Joshegan symbolism—depicted in harmonious tones of blue, green, cream, red, pink, and orange. A rectilinear palmette Meander border encloses the central design, flanked by dual inner and outer guard bands and crenellated fence border stripes.

Renowned for their bold, recognizable patterns, Joshegan rugs originate from the village of Joshegan in north-central Iran, southwest of Kashan. Coveted for their durability, symmetry, and storied motifs, they make a compelling choice for collectors, interior designers, and discerning decorators seeking authenticity and character in a vintage or antique room-size rug.

Dimensions: 10’ 5” x 13’ 7”

Date of Manufacture:  2nd Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin:  Persia

Material:  Wool pile on a cotton foundation

Condition:  Wear consistent with age and use

SKU:1854

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