Kerman Persian Hand-Knotted Carpet — Vase Garden — 125 × 215 cm — front view
Persian Royal Rug · PRR-KN-002

Persian Carpet from Kerman — Vase Garden — 125 × 215 cm

Persian hand-knotted Kerman carpet in fine kork wool; 125×215 cm, 50 Raj, vase motifs. One rug, woven in Iran.

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

Goldani Golestan — Floral Vase Garden · Symmetrical floral field centred on a flower-filled vase with paired side vases

Saffron Vase Garden of Kerman is a refined hand-knotted Kerman carpet distinguished by symmetrical floral field centred on a flower-filled vase with paired side vases. The saffron gold field is enriched with rose pink, turquoise blue, emerald green, lavender, ivory and deep navy, creating a balanced and highly decorative composition.

Kerman Persian Hand-Knotted Carpet — Vase Garden — 125 × 215 cm (PRR-KN-002) has a Price of USD 2,700Direct purchase of this specific product is available. Professional services through export from Iran are included in the displayed price.

Signed and Certified Kerman RugThe weaver’s name is woven into the rug and a Kerman Hand-Knotted Carpets Union certificate is supplied.
In stock · One rugPrice · USD 2,700

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-KN-002
Origin
Kerman, Iran
Dimensions
125 × 215 cm
Area
2.688 m²
Pile Material
Premium wool and kork
Foundation
Cotton foundation
Silk Work
Silk-highlighted floral motifs
Knot Count
50 Raj
Weaving Technique
Hand-knotted
Design
Goldani Golestan — Floral Vase Garden
Design Structure
Symmetrical floral field centred on a flower-filled vase with paired side vases
Main Field Colour
Saffron gold
Secondary Colours
Rose pink, turquoise blue, emerald green, lavender, ivory and deep navy
Border
Dark navy floral border with multicoloured blossoms
Quality Grade
Premium Kerman Hand-Knotted Carpet
Condition
New
Certificate
Kerman Hand-Knotted Carpets Union
Authenticity
Weaver’s name woven into the carpet
Availability
In Stock
Price
USD 2,700
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Catalogue Description

Saffron Vase Garden of Kerman is a refined hand-knotted Kerman carpet distinguished by symmetrical floral field centred on a flower-filled vase with paired side vases. The saffron gold field is enriched with rose pink, turquoise blue, emerald green, lavender, ivory and deep navy, creating a balanced and highly decorative composition.

The rug is woven in Premium wool and kork on a cotton foundation, with silk-highlighted floral motifs and a 50 Raj construction. Its dimensions are 125 × 215 cm.

The carpet is new, certified by the Kerman Hand-Knotted Carpets Union and authenticated by the weaver’s name woven into the carpet. It is ready for international shipment with international shipping and transport insurance arranged separately at the buyer’s cost. Total Price: USD 2,700

This independently listed Kerman Persian carpet is offered for direct purchase at the stated Price. Professional services through export from Iran are included in the displayed price. Third-party international logistics, insurance, import duties, taxes and destination charges are not included in the Price.

The catalogue identifies PRR-KN-002 as an individual carpet from Kerman, Iran. Its recorded dimensions are 125 × 215 cm and its knot density is 50 Raj.

The documented design is Goldani Golestan — Floral Vase Garden. Its composition is further defined by Symmetrical floral field centred on a flower-filled vase with paired side vases. The recorded palette includes Saffron gold, Rose pink, turquoise blue, emerald green, lavender, ivory and deep navy. These details belong to this specific piece rather than to a generic regional description.

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The Artwork: Goldani Golestan — Floral Vase Garden

Kerman Persian Hand-Knotted Carpet — Vase Garden — 125 × 215 cm (PRR-KN-002) has a Price of USD 2,700Direct purchase of this specific product is available. Professional services through export from Iran are included in the displayed price.

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.

Goldani Golestan — Floral Vase Garden gives PRR-KN-002 its individual visual identity. The composition develops through Symmetrical floral field centred on a flower-filled vase with paired side vases. Its recorded colours—Saffron gold, Rose pink, turquoise blue, emerald green, lavender, ivory and deep navy—shape the balance and atmosphere of the design.

At 125 × 215 cm, with a recorded knot density of 50 Raj, the composition is tied to an actual weaving from Kerman, Iran. The story therefore belongs to this specific carpet, not to an abstract example of the type.

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