Blue, Beige 8'11''x12 Oushak Heriz Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

Anchored in the bold geometry of traditional Heriz design, this 9x12 hand-knotted wool Heriz rug presents a powerful, architectural composition. A large angular central medallion dominates the field, rendered in layered blue and beige tones with stepped contours typical of northwest Persian weaving. Surrounding geometric forms and stylized florals appear in taupe, brown, and gray, arranged in a structured layout that emphasizes strength and symmetry. The deep blue ground enhances contrast, while gray accents soften transitions between shapes. A wide border frames the rug with repeating geometric rosettes and angular vine motifs in coordinating hues, reinforcing the rug’s bold rhythm. Hand knotted in wool on a cotton foundation, this rug offers durability and commanding presence, ideal for living rooms, dining areas, or offices where a confident statement piece is desired.

• Exact Size: 8'11"x12
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Blue, Beige, Taupe, Brown, Gray, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.5 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: AOR20560

Story Behind the Art: Heriz rugs originate from the rugged highlands of northwestern Iran, near the historic weaving center of Tabriz, where village artisans developed a style known for its strength, clarity, and unmistakable presence. Woven with thick, resilient local wool naturally rich in lanolin, these rugs are celebrated for their durability and ability to withstand decades of daily use. The defining feature of Heriz design is its bold, angular medallion—large in scale and geometric in form—surrounded by sharply stylized leaves, rosettes, and structural motifs that extend confidently across the field. Color palettes traditionally feature saturated reds, deep indigo blues, warm ivories, and grounded earth tones, enhancing the rug’s architectural character and visual weight. With their powerful compositions and enduring construction, Heriz rugs stand as iconic examples of Persian village weaving, prized both as functional heirlooms and as commanding statement pieces in sophisticated interiors.