Blending the commanding geometry of classic Heriz design with the refined elegance of Oushak weaving, this hand-knotted rug delivers a powerful yet balanced visual presence anchored by a sophisticated slate gray field. Woven from high-quality wool on a durable cotton foundation, the composition is defined by three stately ivory and Muted Earth Tones medallions arranged in a strong vertical rhythm, each filled with crisp architectural motifs that reflect generations of skilled craftsmanship. The interplay between sharp geometric forms and softer ornamental detailing creates a layered aesthetic that feels both structured and inviting. Surrounding the central field, a wide ivory border unfolds with flowing vine patterns and stylized accents rendered in harmonious gray and Muted Earth Tones tones, offering contrast while maintaining a cohesive, grounded palette. The nuanced mix of cool slate, warm ivory, and organic green tones allows this rug to transition effortlessly across interiors, serving equally well as a focal statement or a refined foundation. With its substantial construction, thoughtful proportions, and timeless medallion layout, this piece brings depth, heritage, and quiet luxury to living spaces designed with intention and lasting style in mind.
- Exact Size: 9'11"x14
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Ivory
, Slate
, Rust
, Beige
, Gray
, Muted Earth Tones
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.5 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: AOR20635
Story Behind the Art: Originating in the rugged highlands of northwestern Iran near the city of Tabriz, Heriz rugs are celebrated for their powerful designs and legendary durability. Woven by village artisans using thick, resilient wool sourced from local sheep, these rugs benefit from naturally high lanolin content, giving them exceptional strength and longevity. Heriz designs are instantly recognizable for their bold, angular central medallions, defined by sharp geometry and strong lines that extend outward through stylized leaves and dramatic motifs. The color palette traditionally features rich reds, deep indigos, warm ivories, and earthy neutrals, creating an architectural presence that feels both commanding and grounded. Revered for their ability to withstand heavy use while maintaining visual impact, Heriz rugs stand as enduring expressions of Persian village craftsmanship, equally prized as functional floor coverings and striking design statements in refined interiors.