Red Navy 11'9''x17'6'' Traditional Heriz Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

Toughness is the reputation of Heriz weaving, and this Red Navy Traditional Heriz hand knotted wool Oriental area rug lives up to it. A bold medallion commands the red field, ivory corners lighten the geometry, and a navy frame of rosettes and angular vines closes the composition with authority. Each knot is tied by hand, building a dense, weighty pile that feels substantial underfoot and keeps crisp outlines season after season. Slight variations in tone across the field reflect hand-dyed wool and add handmade charm. Because the layout is so confident, it works as the star of a living room rug plan, though it is equally at home under a dining table, beside a bed, in an entryway or in a home office. Warm red, deep navy and bright ivory form a traditional palette that suits both classic and eclectic homes. Built for everyday life, this artisan-made Heriz is meant to be used, enjoyed and handed down with pride for many years to come. Rich color, a classic geometric layout and honest craftsmanship make it a dependable anchor for any room that needs warmth and structure.

• Exact Size: 11'9"x17'6"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Red, Navy, Aqua, Ivory, Green, Pink, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 1 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: AOR21812

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.