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5 x 5 - Red Antique Rug is listed in this store. 79423 Antique Persian Lilihan Rug, 04'11 x 05'05. The Crimson Garden: An Antique Persian Lilihan Masterpiece of Eternal Elegance This hand-knotted wool antique Persian Lilihan rug from the late 19th century embodies the refined lyricism of the Sarouk design tradition, translated through the quieter, more intimate voice of the Lilihan village workshops. The glowing field reads like aged lacquer—sof

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79423 Antique Persian Lilihan Rug, 04'11 x 05'05. The Crimson Garden: An Antique Persian Lilihan Masterpiece of Eternal Elegance This hand-knotted wool antique Persian Lilihan rug from the late 19th century embodies the refined lyricism of the Sarouk design tradition, translated through the quieter, more intimate voice of the Lilihan village workshops. The glowing field reads like aged lacquer—softened by time yet unmistakably rich—setting the stage for an extraordinary masterpiece that feels ceremonial rather than decorative. Lilihan rugs were never produced in excess; they were woven with intention, often for patrons who valued restraint, harmony, and cultivated taste over spectacle. At the heart of the exceptionaldesign, a classical Sarouk-derived medallion anchors the composition, radiating outward through elegantly balanced palmettes, stylized blossoms, and scrolling vinery. The drawing is precise yet fluid, creating a rhythmic cadence that guides the eye in slow, deliberate movement. Each floral element appears thoughtfully placed, forming a garden that feels tended rather than wild—an aesthetic long associated with Persian ideals of order, prosperity, and cultivated beauty.