One-of-a-kind

AsadabadHand KnottedRug

Black / Dark redRunner74 x 238 cm

The Asadabad rug finds its origins in the Hamadan region of the Middle East, a historic area renowned for its centuries-old weaving traditions. These rugs are often named after the specific village or market town where they were produced, serving as a cultural signature of that community's distinct aesthetic and skill.

Hamadan rugs are celebrated for their sturdy construction and the variety of designs they encompass. While some feature bold, geometric shapes, others, like this piece, showcase more fluid floral patterns. This diversity reflects the creative freedom of the weavers who have passed down these techniques through generations of families.

The visual language of this rug centres on a repeating or central floral motif, often framed by a protective border. These patterns are not just decorative, they are part of a long-standing tradition of storytelling through textiles, using symbolic colours and shapes to convey local history and regional identity.

Collecting a rug from this tradition is an opportunity to own a piece of living heritage. Because these rugs are crafted with such dedication, they are highly valued by those who appreciate the intersection of functional design and cultural artistry. Owning one is a way to celebrate the enduring legacy of Middle Eastern craftsmanship in your own home.

This rug is entirely hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate significant time and expertise to every single piece. The process involves tying thousands of individual knots to create a dense, durable pile that is built to last for generations.

With a weight of 7 kg, this runner demonstrates the substantial quality of its construction. The density and weight indicate the high volume of Wool used, which ensures the rug stays flat and withstands foot traffic while maintaining its intricate pattern detail.