Black Gold 8'2''x10'3'' Traditional Indo Persian Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

Bring classical botanical drama home with this black and gold Indo Persian rug, a traditional Oriental area rug hand knotted in wool. Its obsidian black field is wrapped in a wide border of honey gold, and across the whole composition bloom amber flowers and rust red lotuses, with sage green tendrils and warm ochre accents curling between them. The pattern looks back to the court workshops of 17th century Safavid and Mughal rule, where deep contrasting tones met broad, flowing palmette scrollwork. Here, long-staple wool is knotted by hand over a resilient cotton foundation, creating a plush, supportive pile and a velvety cushion with each step. That sturdy build is meant for high-traffic living areas, and the wool's natural stain resistance keeps spot cleaning quick, which suits floors shared with children and pets. Place this handmade rug in a formal living room, under the table in a dining room, beside a bed in a bedroom or in a home office for a richly layered, heirloom feeling. Dark, deep and endlessly elegant, it anchors a room with quiet confidence. The scale of the scrollwork is generous, so the pattern reads clearly even from across the room.

• Exact Size: 8'2"x10'3"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Black, Gold, Rust, Sage, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.75 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: AOR21934

Story Behind the Art: Indo Persian rugs are made in India in a style that follows the weaving and design techniques of authentic Persian rugs from Iran. They keep the essence of their Persian models and repeat the same themes and patterns, from beautifully drawn medallions, niches, trees, and figural motifs to all-over floral designs. The Indian rug industry reached its peak under Mughal rule, when it came into its own as an art form, and tight weaving, silk-like wool, a bright and deep color range, and realistic motifs became the defining features of Indian rugs. That blend of finely detailed, painstaking craftsmanship and a masterful interplay of design elements has earned Indian rugs an ageless appeal and admirers across borders and across time.