Uchan is a village in the Ardabil region of north-western Iran, and its carpets are among the lesser-known but well-regarded pieces from the Iranian tribal tradition. Woven in pure wool on a wool base, they carry a geometric sensibility rooted in the same weaving culture that produced the great Caucasian and north-west Persian tribal carpets, but with a character that is distinctly their own.
This piece has a cream ground with a deep navy border, a combination that is both visually clean and remarkably easy to place in a room. The curvilinear geometric pattern adds movement without noise. At 4'4" x 5'11" it sits in the medium range, large enough to define a seating area or anchor a bedroom but scaled well for rooms where a full large carpet would feel heavy.
In your home: Works in sitting rooms, studies and master bedrooms. Pairs with navy, ivory and natural timber tones. Suits both classic and transitional interior styles.
Origin: Ardabil Province, Iran
Size: 4'4" x 5'11" / 132 x 180cm
Material: Wool on Wool
Colour: Cream with deep navy border
Style: Classic, Geometric
Knot: Senneh
KPSI: 36
One of a kind
Care:
Vacuum without the beater bar.
Blot spills immediately with a clean dry cloth.
Rotate annually.
Professional clean every three to five years.
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