Kashan Persian Hand-Knotted Carpet — Sabz Baharestan — 200 × 300 cm — front view
Persian Royal Rug · PRR-KH-010

Kashan Persian Carpet — Sabz Baharestan — 200 × 300 cm

Persian hand-knotted Kashan carpet in Merino wool; 200×300 cm, 35 Raj, medallion design. One rug, woven in Iran.

Curated and presented by Hamed Khodabakhshi, Founder of Persian Royal Rug

Sabz Baharestan · Floral Medallion Composition

A handmade Kashan rug designed by Mr. Karimi and woven by Mr. Arash. The 200 × 300 cm composition presents a large layered floral medallion on an emerald-green field, surrounded by Shah Abbasi palmettes, scrolling vines, stylised birds and finely distributed blossoms. A burgundy floral border frames the green field with strong contrast. The pile is premium Merino wool, with cotton warp and weft, woven at 35 Raj. Master Gholam Ramezani used exclusively natural dyes. The weaver’s name and signature are woven into the rug, and a Kashan Handwoven Carpet Union certificate of authenticity is supplied. This handmade Persian rug is offered only as one individual rug. Size: 200 × 300 cm. PRR-KH-010 is independently listed for direct purchase at a Price of USD 3,800. Professional services through export from Iran are included in the displayed price.

Signed and Certified Kashan RugThe weaver’s name and signature are woven into the rug, with a Kashan Handwoven Carpet Union certificate of authenticity.
In stock · One rugPrice · USD 3,800

The displayed price includes the carpet, live viewing, specialist inspection, purchase coordination, export customs procedures in Iran and shipping coordination. International shipping, cargo insurance and all import duties, taxes, customs clearance and other costs at destination are separate and are the buyer’s responsibility.

The displayed price includes the carpet, live viewing, specialist inspection, purchase coordination, export customs procedures in Iran and shipping coordination. International shipping, cargo insurance and all import duties, taxes, customs clearance and other costs at destination are separate and are the buyer’s responsibility.View sourcing terms

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Technical Specifications

Masterpiece Details

Product ID
PRR-KH-010
Origin
Kashan, Iran
Dimensions
200 × 300 cm
Pile
Premium Merino Wool
Warp & Weft
Cotton
Knot Density
35 Raj
Design
Sabz Baharestan
Layout
Central Floral Medallion
Designer
Mr. Karimi
Dye Master
Master Gholam Ramezani
Dyeing
100% Natural Dyes
Weaver
Mr. Arash
Condition
New
Certificate
Kashan Handwoven Carpet Union Certificate of Authenticity
Authenticity
Weaver’s name and signature woven into the rug
Price
USD 3,800
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Catalogue Description

Sabz Baharestan is a hand-knotted Persian carpet woven in Kashan, Iran, distinguished by a balanced ornamental composition with a clear traditional Persian structure. The catalogue records the design as Sabz Baharestan with Central Floral Medallion.

Measuring 200 × 300 cm, the piece is documented with a premium Merino wool pile and cotton foundation, a 35 Raj knot density, and 100% natural dyes.

The piece is listed in new condition. It is accompanied by the Kashan Handwoven Carpet Union Certificate of Authenticity. The weaver's name and signature are woven into the carpet. International shipping and related logistics are arranged separately at the buyer’s cost. The current Price is USD 3,800

The catalogue identifies PRR-KH-010 as an individual carpet from Kashan, Iran. Its recorded dimensions are 200 × 300 cm and its knot density is 35 Raj.

The documented design is Sabz Baharestan. Its composition is further defined by Central Floral Medallion. These details belong to this specific piece rather than to a generic regional description.

Photography & Viewing

Product Imagery

The cover image shows the complete green field, layered floral medallion and burgundy border. The interior image provides a second reference for scale, colour balance and furnishing compatibility.

For serious enquiries, Persian Royal Rug can provide newly captured high-resolution photographs, detailed close-ups and a private live video presentation. You may examine the complete rug, colours in natural light, weave, borders, fringes, reverse side, woven name and signature, union certificate and live measurements before purchase.

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The Artwork

Sabz Baharestan

Sabz Baharestan is organised around a broad layered medallion whose ivory, blue, black and burgundy details stand out against the saturated green ground. Shah Abbasi flowers, curved arabesques, small blossoms and stylised birds fill the surrounding field, while the burgundy border creates a precise architectural frame. The palette gives the rug a garden-like character without sacrificing the formal balance expected of a Kashan medallion design. This handmade Persian rug is offered only as one individual rug. Size: 200 × 300 cm. PRR-KH-010 is independently listed for direct purchase at a Price of USD 3,800. Professional services through export from Iran are included in the displayed price.

Designed by Mr. Karimi and woven by Mr. Arash, each 200 × 300 cm rug combines a premium Merino wool pile with cotton warp and weft, 35 Raj construction and 100% natural dyes prepared by Master Gholam Ramezani. The woven name and signature and Kashan union certificate document authenticity. This handmade Persian rug is offered only as one individual rug. Size: 200 × 300 cm. PRR-KH-010 is independently listed for direct purchase at a Price of USD 3,800. Professional services through export from Iran are included in the displayed price.

Sabz Baharestan gives PRR-KH-010 its individual visual identity. The composition develops through Central Floral Medallion.

At 200 × 300 cm, with a recorded knot density of 35 Raj, the composition is tied to an actual weaving from Kashan, Iran. The story therefore belongs to this specific carpet, not to an abstract example of the type.

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