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The Arjmand family is one of the most respected names in the Kerman carpet weaving tradition. For generations, this family has been known for producing some of the most artistic and refined carpets from the historic weaving centre of Kerman in southern Iran.
Kerman carpets hold a special place among Persian rugs. They are admired not only for their intricate designs and rich colours, but also for their remarkable durability. Among Iranians, Kerman rugs have long been known for the way they age gracefully, often becoming even more beautiful with time and use.
This particular carpet, signed by the Arjmand family, represents the classical elegance associated with Kerman weaving. The design is intricate and harmonious, composed of traditional floral motifs arranged with remarkable balance. The colours are particularly captivating and are derived from natural dye sources, giving the palette both depth and subtle variation.
The pile of this rug is notably high and soft, reflecting the use of excellent wool and careful weaving techniques. Such a structure not only enhances the comfort of the carpet but also contributes to its longevity.
Although the carpet was most likely woven around the 1950s, it appears to have been preserved carefully by its previous owners, possibly kept as an investment by a family who appreciated the artistic value of Persian carpets. As a result, it remains in outstanding condition, showing the maturity of age without signs of heavy use.
The colours have gently softened over time, giving the rug the kind of visual harmony that collectors value highly. With its superb wool, refined design, and excellent preservation, this carpet is a piece that can easily continue to serve and improve for generations.
Material: Wool pile on cotton foundation
Origin: Kerman, Iran
Workshop: Arjmand family
Age: Circa 1950s
Size: 328 × 254 cm
Item No.: 183
The Arjmand family is one of the most respected names in the Kerman carpet weaving tradition. For generations, this family has been known for producing some of the most artistic and refined carpets from the historic weaving centre of Kerman in southern Iran.
Kerman carpets hold a special place among Persian rugs. They are admired not only for their intricate designs and rich colours, but also for their remarkable durability. Among Iranians, Kerman rugs have long been known for the way they age gracefully, often becoming even more beautiful with time and use.
This particular carpet, signed by the Arjmand family, represents the classical elegance associated with Kerman weaving. The design is intricate and harmonious, composed of traditional floral motifs arranged with remarkable balance. The colours are particularly captivating and are derived from natural dye sources, giving the palette both depth and subtle variation.
The pile of this rug is notably high and soft, reflecting the use of excellent wool and careful weaving techniques. Such a structure not only enhances the comfort of the carpet but also contributes to its longevity.
Although the carpet was most likely woven around the 1950s, it appears to have been preserved carefully by its previous owners, possibly kept as an investment by a family who appreciated the artistic value of Persian carpets. As a result, it remains in outstanding condition, showing the maturity of age without signs of heavy use.
The colours have gently softened over time, giving the rug the kind of visual harmony that collectors value highly. With its superb wool, refined design, and excellent preservation, this carpet is a piece that can easily continue to serve and improve for generations.
Material: Wool pile on cotton foundation
Origin: Kerman, Iran
Workshop: Arjmand family
Age: Circa 1950s
Size: 328 × 254 cm
Item No.: 183