Heriz Antique Area rug, Red Blue Ivory - 8 x 12

About the Item

Step into the room and let your eyes wander to the floor, where a stunning Heriz rug awaits. Its room-size dimensions make it the centerpiece of the space, drawing the eye in with its intricate design and vibrant colors. At the heart of the rug lies a breathtaking light-blue medallion, neither too large nor too small, with an 8-pointed star motif in ivory at its center. The star's ends point gracefully towards flower motifs that sit at the edges of the medallion, giving it a rounded, floral shape. The medallion sits on a complementary red background, with delicate flower motifs in light shades of pink, ivory, light-blue, and light khaki filling the spaces between the medallion and the spandrels. These colors create a playful yet elegant atmosphere, making the rug an inviting and charming addition to any room. The rug's border is a masterpiece in itself, with a black background and floral motifs that elegantly wind through it. Jagged leaf motifs, typical of older Heriz rugs, surround a circular flower motif on both sides, and small colorful circle flowers fill in the spaces between with just enough room for the border to shine through and keep it from being over-designed. These light, vibrant colors pop against the dark background, making the border a stunning and eye-catching feature of the rug. Overall, this Heriz rug is a true work of art, a blend of intricate design and vibrant colors that creates an atmosphere of playfulness and elegance. It is sure to be a conversation starter and a cherished part of any home. Bring life to any room with this beautiful hand-made piece. Affordable class brought to you by J.LiviRugs. All our pictures are un-edited to try and show the rug's true colors as best as possible. Measures: 8 x 12.

Dimensions:

Width: 100 in (254 cm)Length: 144 in (365.76 cm)

Style:

Heriz Serapi (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Cotton,Wool,Hand-Knotted

Place of Origin:

Iran

Period:

Mid-20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

1940