2’9″ x 12’2″ Persian rug Senneh wool hand-knotted geometric

Material and Craftsmanship

This rug is 100% handmade and handknotted, utilizing high-quality wool for its foundation and Kork for its pile. The traditional craftsmanship involved in its creation ensures a dense and durable structure, characteristic of fine Persian rugs. With a KPSI (knots per square inch) count ranging from 240 to 260, this rug exemplifies meticulous attention to detail and quality.

Origin and Tradition

Originating from the city of Sanandaj in Kurdistan Province, Iran, these Persian Senneh rugs, also referred to as Sanandaj rugs, carry a rich heritage of Persian rug-making tradition. The Senneh district is particularly renowned for its exquisite handwoven rugs. The weaving techniques employed here often reflect a blend of both geometric and floral patterns, showcasing the cultural influences of the region and its significant contribution to Persian artistry. Senneh’s location in the mountainous Kurdish region adds to the uniqueness of its textile traditions.

Design and Pattern

This runner features a vibrant palette of colors, including ivory, beige, black, faded light blue, brown, green, olive green, pink, light blue, dark brown, navy blue, and blue. The design incorporates geometric motifs that are both intricate and symmetrical, typical of traditional Persian rug styles. The interplay of these colors creates a visually striking piece that enhances the aesthetic of any space, making it suitable for hallways and entryways.

Special Features

The rug is in excellent condition and has never been used, ensuring its pristine quality. Its handknotted nature, combined with high-quality materials, guarantees durability and longevity. The traditional craftsmanship techniques used in its creation, alongside its unique geometric patterns, make it not only a functional item but also a piece of art, representative of the rich cultural tapestry of Persian rug-making.

FAQ

What is the origin of Senneh rugs?

Senneh rugs are handwoven in the city of Sanandaj, located in the Kurdistan Province of Iran, a region known for its high-quality Persian rugs and intricate weaving techniques.

What materials are typically used in Senneh rugs?

Senneh rugs are primarily made from wool for both the pile and foundation, with Kork often used to enhance the texture and durability of the rug.

What knotting techniques are used in Persian Senneh rugs?

Persian Senneh rugs are traditionally handknotted, employing a dense knotting technique that provides strength and longevity, typically resulting in a KPSI (knots per square inch) count of 240 to 260.