Gold Blue 7'9''x9'8'' Traditional Soumak Flatweave Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

Bring heritage and color together with the Gold Blue Traditional Soumak Flatweave Oriental area rug, a hand-knotted wool piece inspired by Caucasian weaving artistry. Warm gold glows at the heart of the design, where detailed curling vines and dragons give the rug a regal, storybook character. Around the center, a bold slate blue border frames the scene, while touches of burnt orange, teal and brown add vibrant depth to every corner of the composition. The craftsmanship is just as memorable as the palette. Skilled hands built this wool rug as a flatweave, then added gentle raised cut pile highlights that lift parts of the pattern and create a rich, tactile surface. The result is remarkable texture and enduring strength in a single handmade piece. As a captivating statement rug, it comes alive in a formal living room or dining space, and it also lends warmth to a bedroom, entryway or home office. Place it where you want conversation to start and tradition to feel fresh again, and let its heritage color story become the heart of your home, whether the room is lively or serene.

• Exact Size: 7'9"x9'8"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Gold, Blue, Tan, Burnt Orange, Brown, Teal, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.25 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: AOR21466

Story Behind the Art: Soumak rugs belong to a long-established flatweaving tradition associated with the Caucasus, Persia, Anatolia, and neighboring weaving regions. Unlike conventional kilim construction, Soumak weaving uses a distinctive weft-wrapping method in which yarns are wrapped around the warp threads, creating a textured surface that can resemble embroidery. This technique lends itself particularly well to sharply defined geometric motifs, stylized flowers, medallions, tribal symbols, and repeating angular compositions. Historically, Soumak construction was used not only for floor coverings but also for bags and other practical woven textiles used by nomadic and settled communities. Wool and naturally derived colors were commonly incorporated into traditional pieces. Contemporary Soumak-inspired rugs continue to be produced in several weaving regions, including India, preserving the characteristic texture and graphic patterning that distinguish this versatile flatwoven style.