Farnham Antique Carpets has dated this Antique Hamadan Persian Rug to the 1890s.
There are many versions of this design in different shapes and varying sizes. This design has been stylised through the centuries and is supposed to represent two fish swimming around a water-lily, the design in 19th century carpets depicts two leaves around a flower.

Using varying dyes, the background colour changes several times throughout this oversize antique carpet, as the weavers changed the dyes many times. This is often what makes a late 19th century carpet appeal, as they are full of interest and character.

Hamadan is located in the west of Persia and the city was a centre for trading and weaving carpets, hundreds of villages surround Hamadan which produced various designs and qualities of rugs.
If you would like to view this carpet at home or in our showroom please make contact with us, we are happy to help you either way. We travel all over the UK showing our carpets and rugs in situ.
Farnham Antique Carpets has dated this Antique Hamadan Persian Rug to the 1890s.
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