| Size in ft: | Width: 6'4" x Length: 10'1" |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 76 in x Length: 121 in |
| Size in meters: | Length: 3.08 m x Width: 1.95 m |
| Some of many colors in this rug: |
Deep red, deep charcoal brown, ivory, dark navy, camel beige, olive brown, slate blue, muted gold, black accents |
| Woven: | 100% Handmade and Hand-knotted |
| Foundation: | Cotton |
| Pile: | Wool |
| Shape: | Rectangular |
| Style: | Traditional floral medallion Mahal |
| Origin: | Persian Heriz |
| KPSI | 240 - 260 |
| Condition: |
Excellent | never used |
This 6.4 x 10.1 Persian Heriz rug presents the bold geometry and architectural presence that define village weaving from Northwest Iran. Its powerful medallion, stepped corners, and repeating tribal elements create a commanding floor piece well suited for large living rooms, dining areas, and statement interiors.
Design and Motifs
The composition centers around a dramatic angular medallion with layered star forms and serrated edges. Stylized leaves, latch hook elements, and symbolic tribal shapes radiate outward, creating rhythm and movement across the field. The drawing is strong and graphic, typical of authentic Heriz craftsmanship.
Border and Framing
A wide main border features repeating geometric rosettes and diamonds enclosed by guard stripes. The framing provides balance and structure, clearly separating the energetic field from the outer edges.
Colors and Their Placement
Brick red dominates the field and medallion, creating warmth and presence. Ivory highlights define motifs and corners for contrast. Charcoal and deep navy ground tones anchor the design. Camel and olive appear within outlines and details, while small touches of slate blue and muted gold add depth.
Materials and Craftsmanship
Hand knotted using durable wool on a cotton foundation, this rug offers a firm handle and long wearing pile. Heriz rugs are known for their resilience and are ideal for high traffic spaces due to their dense weave and sturdy structure.
Heriz Rugs
Woven in the Heriz region of Northwest Persia, these rugs are celebrated for their bold tribal geometry and lasting construction. Their distinctive aesthetic has remained highly sought after for generations.
