Description Woven around 1900 during the final decades of Iran’s Qajar dynasty, this carpet features the Tree of Life motif, an ancient Persian symbol representing immortality, spiritual growth, and the connection between heaven and earth. Growing gracefully from a beautifully decorated vase, its branches spread across the field with blooming flowers and delicate birds.

Each element tells a story:
-Flowers: Eternal rebirth and the beauty of nature.
-Birds: Messengers of peace and symbols of freedom.
-Vase: The source of life, nourishing the sacred tree.

A deep navy border of palmettes and rosettes frames the design, contrasting the warm ivory and pastel tones.

Hand-knotted over a century ago, it retains its vibrant colors and intricate details thanks to Kashan’s masterful weavers and the use of natural dyes. Its soft wool, high knot density, and balanced design give it timeless elegance in any setting.

Dimension in cm (W x H) 134 x 192