Handmade Hamadan Rug 85 x 58 cm - Iran
Hand-knotted Hamadan in wool, 85 × 58 cm: on a beige field, a star medallion in blue, pink and gold, extended by two diamond-shaped cartouches, sits alongside red flowering spandrels and a scattering of small blue, green and pink flowers; brown floral border.
Unrolled by the door, this small format puts a warm surface underfoot on your return and gives the hallway its point of colour, beneath a coat hook or along a wall. It also works as a bedside rug or in front of a fireplace. Its wool, hand-knotted, takes the daily comings and goings and keeps its shape over the years.
- Dimensions85 × 58 cm
- MaterialWool
- WeaveHand-knotted
- OriginIran
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 85 × 58 cm
- Shape
- Rectangular
- Material
- Wool
- Weave
- Hand-knotted
- Pile height
- Medium
- Colours
- Beige, Red, Blue
- Origin
- Iran
- Family
- Hamadan
✓ Certificate of origin included
Caring for your rug
1Turn it every six months
- Even wear: walkways do not wear out too soon.
- Colour protection: limits UV fading and the oxidation of natural dyes.
- Longevity: a handmade rug that is turned regularly lasts 50 to 100 years without losing its beauty.
2Removing a stain with Marseille soap
No chemicals, in three steps.
- Absorb the excess. For a liquid, gently scrape with a spoon, without rubbing or spreading the stain.
- Apply the soap. Dip a bar of Marseille soap in lukewarm water, rub the stain with circular movements and leave it for 5 minutes.
- Rinse and dry. Wipe with a cloth dampened with clean water, then raise the rug on a chair so it dries in the open air. A fan speeds things up; never direct sunlight.
Never use: abrasive sponges or hard brushes, bleach or ammonia. They destroy the fibres and the dyes.
3Drying, the key against mould and moths
A rug that is not dried properly develops a musty smell, white mineral stains and distortions, and attracts dust mites and moths.
- Dry it flat or raised, never folded.
- Air both sides of the rug.
- Leave no moisture behind; use a dryer or a fan if needed.
4Rugs and pets
Hair, claws, accidents: living together is easy with a few good habits. Read our expert advice →
A handmade rug never dies
No need to worry with a handmade piece: everything can be repaired. A knot can be retied, a fringe rewoven, a border restored. A rug can even be brought back to life ten, thirty or fifty years after it was bought.
With simple care, this one will last for years and be passed on.
For anything beyond everyday care (deep cleaning, repair, restoration), we will be there, even years after your purchase. +33 9 83 89 37 22 or write to us.
Prevents the rug from slipping, protects hardwood floors, and can be cut to size.
The Hamadan rug
Le Hamadan vient de la région d'Hamadan, en Iran. Il est noué main en laine, au nœud symétrique dit turc, avec un velours d'épaisseur moyenne et une structure très compacte, due à une trame en général formée d'un seul fil, d'où sa grande solidité. On le reconnaît le plus souvent à son médaillon central en losange ou en hexagone, prolongé de deux pendentifs, à ses bordures à motifs polygonaux ou végétaux stylisés, et à ses dominantes de bleu, de rouge, de noir et de rose.

