A richly detailed antique Heriz rug, hand-knotted in Northwest Persia, featuring a bold architectural medallion surrounded by an intricate field of symbolic and stylized floral motifs.
The saturated crimson ground is layered with deep navy, ivory, olive, and warm golden tones, creating striking contrast and depth throughout the composition. The drawing is expressive and slightly irregular—hallmarks of true village weaving—giving the piece a collected, almost narrative quality.
What sets this rug apart is its exceptional weight and density. The wool pile is thick and substantial, with a durability that reflects the craftsmanship of early Heriz weavings. It has a grounded, heirloom presence—equally suited for anchoring a room or standing alone as a statement piece.
A character-rich rug that feels both powerful and storied, with the kind of presence that only comes from age and authentic handwork.
Details
•Origin: Northwest Persia (Heriz region)
•Age: c. 1920s–1940s
•Size: 4’2 × 6’2
•Material: Wool pile on cotton foundation
•Condition: Vintage wear consistent with age; strong, heavy construction
•Notes: Exceptionally thick pile with intricate symbolic motifs throughout
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