Taupe Ivory 8'10''x11'8'' Superfine Chobi Peshawar Transitional Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

Combining understated elegance with exceptional craftsmanship, this hand-knotted Superfine Chobi wool area rug offers timeless beauty through its balanced palette and refined decorative detail. Soft taupe and dusty rose-brown form the foundation of the design, while ivory floral palmettes, warm tan accents, and gentle moss green botanical elements create a harmonious composition inspired by traditional Chobi weaving. Hand knotted from carefully selected high-spin wool, the rug features a dense, low-profile pile that delivers remarkable softness while maintaining excellent durability for everyday use. The subtle coloration allows the intricate floral motifs to blend naturally into the overall composition, making the rug an ideal choice for transitional living rooms, sophisticated bedrooms, formal dining spaces, or welcoming family areas. Every knot is individually tied by experienced artisans, creating exceptional clarity and depth while ensuring each rug possesses its own unique handmade character. The premium wool construction offers natural resilience and helps preserve the rug's beauty through years of regular use. Because handmade rugs reflect light differently depending on pile direction and surrounding conditions, colors may appear slightly different in person than on screen. We recommend reviewing the accompanying product video for the most accurate representation of its color, texture, and finish before ordering.

• Exact Size: 8'10"x11'8"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Taupe, Ivory, Tan, Moss, Muted Earth Tones
• Origin: Pakistan
• Pile Height: 0.25 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: AOR20877

Story Behind the Art: Chobi rugs draw from Persian, Turkmen, Afghan, and regional weaving influences while being closely associated with workshops in and around Peshawar. The name “Chobi” is linked to the idea of wood-toned color, which helps explain the prevalence of warm browns, soft tans, beige, rust, and naturally muted neutrals throughout these designs. Traditionally hand knotted from finely spun, lanolin-rich wool, Chobi rugs often use vegetable-based dyes that create subtle abrash, or gentle shifts in color across the pile. This natural variation gives each rug a softly weathered appearance and reinforces its handmade character. The patterns commonly feature palmettes, vine scrolls, floral sprays, medallions, and Persian-inspired all-over arrangements interpreted through a calmer, more understated palette. Chobi rugs are admired for the way they combine decorative complexity with an easy, aged look, making them especially versatile for traditional, transitional, and relaxed interiors that benefit from warmth and quiet sophistication.