Moss Gray 6'1''x8'11'' Transitional Heriz Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

Soft, slightly lustrous and quietly commanding, this Moss Gray Transitional Heriz hand knotted wool Oriental area rug seems to glow a little as you pass by. Resting on a field of mossy gray is a geometric medallion in rust and ivory, and the design is completed by burnt orange at each corner and a trailing ivory vine around the edge. Study the gray ground and you will notice gentle shifts in shade, the signature of hand-spun, hand-dyed yarn. Every knot is placed by hand, so the angular outlines remain precise. Sturdy and handmade, this transitional piece carries a lot of understated character. Its muted moss and warm rust tones settle comfortably into a living room, a dining room, a bedroom or a home office, bridging traditional Heriz design and relaxed modern living. Artisan-made, tactile and endlessly livable, it is a rug to enjoy every day, whether you set it in an entryway to greet guests or under a reading chair for a calm corner. Understated color and honest wool make this Heriz a lovely foundation for a room that values calm over clutter.

• Exact Size: 6'1"x8'11"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Moss, Gray, Ivory, Burnt Orange, Green, Gold, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.3 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: AOR21884

Story Behind the Art: Heriz rugs come from the mountainous region of northwestern Iran near Tabriz and are celebrated for their bold artistry and exceptional durability. They are woven from sturdy local wool that is rich in natural lanolin, giving them a resilience that suits generations of use. The hallmark Heriz design is a striking angular medallion, large, geometric, and commanding, framed by stylized leaves and bold motifs that radiate across the field. Set in a palette of deep reds, indigos, ivory, and earthy tones, Heriz rugs have a powerful, almost architectural presence. Prized for both their strength and their dramatic impact, they remain enduring symbols of Persian village weaving, equally welcome as practical floor coverings and as statement pieces in refined interiors.