90002 Vintage Persian Heriz Rug, 08'03 x 10'08.
Introducing a hand-knotted wool vintage Persian Heriz rug, a masterpiece that blends traditional craftsmanship with timeless design. At the heart of this exquisite rug lies a central cusped octofoil medallion, beautifully anchored with blooming Iris floral pendants at either end. The intricate allover curvilinear pattern is composed of palmettes, rosettes, lotus blossoms, tulips, serrated leaves, lilies, hyacinth, sickle leaves, and acanthus vines, creating a harmonious and captivating visual tableau.
The ivory corner spandrels are adorned with grandiose Iris trefoils, echoing the botanical elements found within the field and adding a touch of elegance and sophistication. The composition is framed with a classic Herati border, which is further flanked by an inner and outer carnation meander guard border. This meticulous framing technique not only enhances the overall aesthetic but also provides a striking contrast to the rich and complex interior design.
A simple sawtooth stripe frames the inner composition, creating a bold juxtaposition that accentuates the intricate details and vibrant colors of the rug. This element adds a modern twist to the traditional design, making it a versatile piece that can seamlessly blend into various interior design styles, from American traditional and Midcentury Modern to Ivy League style and Nautical Chic.
The classic iterations of red, ivory, and navy blue in this antique Persian rug are a beautiful expression of patriotic flair, reminiscent of American, British, or French heritage. Its rich colors and intricate patterns make it a standout piece, perfect for adding a touch of elegance and history to any modern, versatile, or traditional interior space. This Heriz rug is not just a floor covering; it's a work of art that embodies the skill and artistry of Persian weavers, bringing warmth, character, and a timeless charm to your home.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 08'03 x 10'08.
- Pile Height: 0.35 of an inch.
- Date: 1940's. Mid-20th Century.
