Burnt Orange 4x6 Paisley Traditional Boteh Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

Celebrating centuries of decorative symbolism, this 4x6 hand knotted wool rug brings warmth, rhythm, and heritage-inspired character into the home. Crafted with a high wool pile on a cotton foundation, the rug features a traditional rectangular layout centered around an all-over paisley boteh pattern, a motif historically associated with life, continuity, and movement. The rich burnt orange field provides energy and warmth, layered with ivory, soft lime, and earthy brown accents that add subtle vibrancy and depth. Repeating boteh forms create a gentle visual cadence across the surface, guiding the eye naturally through the design, while stepped borders introduce structure and balance. The composition feels timeless and familiar, as though it has always belonged in the space it occupies. Finished to retain both softness and color integrity, the wool surface offers durability and comfort underfoot. Expressive yet grounded, this rug delivers a quietly bold presence that enhances living rooms, studies, and interiors that benefit from texture, tradition, and enduring visual richness.

• Exact Size: 4x6
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Burnt Orange, Ivory, Lime, Brown, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.6 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: AOR20341

Story Behind the Art: Paisley rugs are distinguished by the enduring Boteh motif, an ancient teardrop-shaped symbol rooted in Persian rug traditions. Often interpreted as a stylized cypress tree or eternal flame, the Boteh represents life, renewal, and continuity. Paisley designs are characterized by dense, rhythmic repetitions of this curved form, frequently filled with intricate floral detailing and scrolling vines. Unlike rigid geometric patterns, Paisley rugs offer a fluid, organic aesthetic that suggests movement and softness across the surface. This flowing visual language creates warmth and rhythm, making Paisley rugs especially expressive while remaining deeply tied to their historical origins.