Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m

Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m
Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m
Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m
Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m
Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m
Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m
Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m
Persian Hamadan Wool Rug - 2.89m x 1.62m
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Persian Hamadan Wool  

Stock No: PE-230-000583

Size(m): 2.89×1.62

In the context of this handmade rug measuring 2.89 by 1.62 meters, the inclusion of 12 clear depictions of the Tree of Life, both in the field of the carpet and in the central medallion, amplifies its symbolic power and artistic expression. Each depiction serves as a focal point, inviting contemplation and reflection on the profound themes of life, death, and renewal woven into the fabric of Persian culture.

The stylized presence of the Tree of Life in Persian handmade carpets, particularly those from the Hamadan area, holds deep cultural and symbolic significance. Here's why:

1. Symbol of Immortality and Renewal: In Persian culture, the Tree of Life represents the concept of immortality and the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Its presence in handmade rugs serves as a reminder of the cyclical nature of existence and the belief in the continuity of life beyond death.

2. Connection to Nature and the Divine: The Tree of Life symbolizes the interconnectedness of all living beings and the divine presence in the natural world. It serves as a bridge between the earthly realm and the spiritual realm, embodying the harmony and balance of the universe.

3. Cultural Heritage and Tradition: The depiction of the Tree of Life in Persian carpets is rooted in ancient traditions and beliefs that have been passed down through generations. It reflects the reverence for nature and the spiritual significance attributed to trees in Persian culture.

4. Artistic Expression and Aesthetics: Beyond its symbolic meaning, the Tree of Life motif adds visual interest and beauty to handmade rugs, enriching their design with intricate patterns and motifs. The stylized depictions of branches, leaves, and flowers showcase the artistic skill and creativity of the rug weavers.

5. Personal and Spiritual Significance: For individuals who own Persian rugs featuring the Tree of Life motif, it may hold personal or spiritual significance, serving as a source of inspiration, comfort, and connection to their cultural heritage.

 

When choosing a rug for your living room, less is not more. Smaller rugs can make a space look smaller or cluttered in comparison to larger rugs which give the illusion of a more spacious room.
For a classic living layout, place the rug in the centre of the room and place the front legs of your sofa and armchairs on the rug. This will help create a better aesthetic and cleaner appearance.
A rug in the bedroom is all about a warm and comfortable underfoot, especially for those with hard flooring! For those wanting a larger rug for the room, we recommend a rectangular rug that sits right under the lower end of the bed and extends at least 50cm beyond the sides of the bed (depending on the size of your bedroom).
For those who don’t want a large rug but still want a warm underfoot when getting out of bed, we recommend a round or runner rug to place at either side of the bed.
Scale and proportion is key when placing a rug in your dining room. As a rule, you want your rug to be large enough to accommodate all the dining chairs, even when they are pulled out from the table. We recommend your rug be large enough to extend around 60-70cm beyond your table.
For high traffic, spill-risk areas like the dining area, we recommend a low-pile rug and easy-to-clean material like polypropylene for a rug.