This remarkable Signed Antique Persian Lavar Kerman Rug, specially commissioned by the esteemed Ghasetly family in the 1920s, is a rare example of the artistic and technical mastery that made Lavar Kerman rugs among the most sought-after Persian weavings of the early twentieth century. Hand-knotted in southern Persia using the finest hand-spun mountain wool and richly colored with natural vegetable dyes, this exceptional piece displays extraordinary detail, refinement, and elegance.

The rug features a beautifully balanced allover floral design, intricately rendered with graceful palmettes, scrolling vines, delicate blossoms, and finely articulated botanical motifs. Its harmonious composition is enhanced by a sophisticated palette of ivory, rose, burgundy, gold, and soft earth tones, all of which have developed a rich and luminous patina through more than a century of age. The finely woven structure and exceptional drawing demonstrate the skill of master artisans whose work was reserved for prominent families and special commissions.

Of particular significance is the woven signature cartouche, which attests to its authenticity and distinguished origin, adding both historical importance and collector appeal. The remarkable preservation of the design, combined with the rug’s artistic beauty and documented commission, makes this piece a true investment-quality antique and a tangible expression of Persia’s rich cultural heritage.

A museum-worthy textile and an heirloom for future generations, this Antique Lavar Kerman rug offers timeless elegance, historical significance, and unmatched craftsmanship for the most discerning collector or interior.

Please refer to the attached photographs for signature details, design characteristics, and color nuances.

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