12 x 16 Antique-Worn Persian Heriz Rug 78657

78657 Antique-Worn Persian Heriz Rug, 11'06 x 15'11.

Rustic finesse meets patriotic flair in this hand knotted wool antique-worn Persian Heriz rug. The beguiling botanical design and traditional color palette woven into this piece work together creating a relaxed yet elevated feel such as American traditional or even Nautical chic. The lovingly time-worn abrashed red field features a prominent octogoil medallion anchored with flaming palmette pendants at either end. An allover pattern composed of angular palmettes, stylized florals, serrated leaves, rectilinear vinery and ambiguous tribal motifs cover further ornament the composition. The corner spandrels are formed of a nearly homogenous nature from within the field. It is framed with a traditional border enclosed with carnation meander guard bands. Classic iterations of red, ivory, and navy blue make this antique Persian rug a beautiful expression of American, British, or French patriotism.

Perfect for a living room, dining room, bedroom, front room, guest room, home office or library, study, studio, loft, large den, sitting area, great room, music room, family room, children's area, game room, billiards room, vestibule or hotel lobby lounge space. Iconic in styling, this large Persian area rug well-suited with a variety of styles: Tribal, Nomadic, Ethnic, Folk Art Style, Modern Mexican, Pacific Northwest, Southwestern, Mid-Century Modern, Contemporary, Modern, Bohemian, Boho Chic, Eclectic, Black Forest, Lodge, Cabin, Rustic, Industrial, Artisan, Urban, and Loft. It would also complement mountain living for luxury ski chalets, secluded hunting lodges and rustic ranches found in Montana, Colorado, Lake Tahoe, Wyoming, or the Adirondacks.

• Rendered in variegated shades of red, navy blue, ivory, rose, sky blue, pink, green, royal blue, tan and cerulean with other accent colors.
• Distressed. Desirable Age Wear. 
• Abrash. Worn-In Areas.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Iran.
• Measures: 11'06 x 15'11.
• Date: 1920s. Early 20th Century.