| Exact size in ft: | Width: 3'3" x Length 5' |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 39 in x Length: 60 in |
| Exact Size in meters: | Length: 1.50 m x Width: 1.00 m |
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| Woven: | 100% Handmade and Hand-knotted |
| Foundation: | Cotton |
| Pile: | Wool |
| Shape: | Rectangular |
| Style: | Traditional | Central medallion with angular motifs |
| Origin: | Persian Gholtogh made in Iran |
| KPSI | 280 - 320 |
| Condition: | Excellent | never used |
This authentic Persian Gholtogh tribal rug features a bold central medallion set against a saturated deep red field, framed by intricate geometric borders. Woven for durability and visual depth, it offers strong tribal character with balanced symmetry, making it a striking yet timeless accent for intimate spaces.
Design and Motifs
The design centers around a sharp-edged ivory medallion filled with compact floral and geometric elements, surrounded by angular motifs typical of Gholtogh village weaving. Repeating diamond forms, stylized rosettes, and stepped outlines create rhythmic movement across the field while preserving tribal clarity.
Border and Framing
Multiple borders frame the composition, including a richly patterned main border with stylized animal and floral motifs, flanked by narrow guard borders that add structure and contrast. The borders are tightly drawn, enhancing the rug’s architectural presence.
Colors and Their Placement
A dominant deep red field anchors the rug, contrasted by an ivory medallion and border highlights. Navy and midnight blue define the outlines and secondary motifs, while turquoise, sky blue, and teal provide crisp accents. Rust, terracotta, camel, and dark brown introduce warmth and depth throughout the design.
Materials and Craftsmanship
Hand-knotted using durable wool on a traditional foundation, this rug reflects the firm weave and resilient texture associated with Gholtogh production. The wool has a natural sheen and a slightly robust hand, ideal for both visual richness and long-term use.
About Gholtogh Rugs
Gholtogh rugs originate from village workshops known for bold geometry, strong color contrasts, and practical durability. These rugs are valued for their confident tribal patterns, dense knotting, and expressive layouts that reflect regional weaving traditions rather than workshop formalism.