All wool Persian style Rug
Attractive vintage hand-knotted Persian-style wool rug featuring a large central floral medallion, richly patterned crimson-red field, and contrasting ivory floral borders.
Measuring approximately **10 × 6 feet**, this traditional Oriental carpet features an elaborate central medallion surrounded by dense floral decoration, scrolling vines, and stylized botanical motifs.
The rich red ground is complemented by shades of navy blue, ivory, burgundy, rose, and muted gold, creating a classic Persian-inspired color palette.
A broad ivory border decorated with repeating floral designs frames the central composition, while narrower patterned guard borders provide additional detail.
**The rug is constructed entirely of wool**, including the pile, warp, weft, and fringe. Its all-wool foundation is a notable characteristic associated with traditional village carpet weaving.
Photographs of the reverse reveal the woven design and structural variations consistent with hand-knotted construction.
The floral medallion composition has similarities to Persian Mahal, Sarouk, and related regional carpet designs, although its exact origin remains undetermined.
**Details:**
- **Origin:** Persian-style weaving; exact region unconfirmed
- **Period:** Vintage; exact age undetermined
- **Construction:** Apparently hand-knotted
- **Materials:** 100% wool, including pile and foundation
- **Fringe:** Wool
- **Design:** Large central floral medallion with densely patterned field
- **Colors:** Crimson red, ivory, navy blue, burgundy, rose, and gold
- **Dimensions:** Approximately 10 × 6 feet
- **Reverse:** Visible woven pattern consistent with hand-knotted construction
**Condition:** Vintage condition with visible wear and age-related irregularities. Please review all photographs, including the reverse, for details of the pile, borders, fringe, and overall condition.
An attractive traditional Persian-style carpet with a richly detailed floral design and desirable all-wool construction.
Suitable for a living room, dining room, library, or traditional interior. Also of interest to collectors of handmade Oriental rugs and regional village weavings.