This refined Persian kilim is a contemporary handwoven piece created using a rare and highly collectible Khalaj village design, originating from central Iran near Tehran. While antique examples of this pattern are exceptionally scarce and sought after, this kilim represents a faithful modern interpretation, preserving the integrity, symbolism, and aesthetic of the original historic weavings.
Handwoven from hand-spun wool and dyed exclusively with natural vegetable dyes, the kilim demonstrates outstanding craftsmanship rooted in centuries-old Khalaj weaving traditions. The rich indigo field is adorned with repeating ivory diamond medallions, each highlighted by carefully placed accents of madder red, saffron yellow, soft green, and subtle earth tones. The balanced geometry and gentle abrash reflect the authenticity and depth associated with traditional vegetable dyeing.
Its fine flatweave structure provides both elegance and durability, making it well suited for refined contemporary interiors while maintaining strong cultural provenance. The precise execution and harmonious color palette elevate this piece beyond decoration, positioning it as a sophisticated collectible textile.