9' 9 x 12' 10 Hand Knotted Mashad Persian Wool Rug
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9' 9 x 12' 10 Hand Knotted Mashad Persian Wool Rug
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Product Details
SKU #: 21832282
Size FT: 9' 9" x 12' 10"
297cm x 390cm
Primary color is Red.
Colors in this rug include: Red, Navy Blue, Ivory, Blue, Peach, Olive, Green, Beige, Tan.
Pile Material: 100% Natural Wool
Pile Height: 1/2"
Collection: Mashad
Construction: Hand Knotted
120 knots per square inch.
40-50 Years (Semi Antique)
Has fringe.
In Very Good condition, with Small Spot Damage. Further details can be seen in the pictures
All of our hand-knotted rugs are professionally washed and treated. All rugs are individually inspected before leaving our warehouse.
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Product Description
The Mashad Collection presents a hand-knotted 100% wool area rug, sized 10x13, that showcases a traditional Persian design. The prominent red background sets the stage for an intricate display of floral and foliate motifs, accented with navy blue, ivory, blue, peach, olive, green, beige, and tan colors, which come together to create a rich and vibrant palette. The detailed border frames the central design, enhancing the overall elegance of the rug.
The texture of the rug is indicative of its handcrafted quality, offering a plush feel underfoot due to its wool construction. This piece also features fringe along the edges, adding to its authentic charm. It is noteworthy that the rug is a semi-antique, with an age of 40-60 years, and possesses small spot damage that underscores its unique history and character.
This Mashad rug would be well-suited for interiors that aim to feature classic elegance or wish to incorporate a touch of historical richness. It would complement spaces such as formal living rooms, dining areas with traditional decor, or private libraries where its elaborate pattern can serve as a focal point. The deep red color can also provide warmth and depth to a room with neutral or earth-toned furnishings.
