90016 Antique Persian Sultanabad Rug, 11'04 x 13'06.

This hand-knotted wool antique Persian Sultanabad rug is a mesmerizing blend of laid-back luxury and timeless elegance, exemplifying relaxed refinement through its intricate patterns and nature-inspired hues. The allover pattern is composed of opulent frondescence, blooming palmettes, lotus blossoms, acanthus leaves, tulips, rosettes, and stylized florals, all dancing across a richly striated backdrop of rustic reds and dusty rose hues. Each motif is meticulously woven, creating a symphony of botanical elements that brings a sense of organic harmony and natural beauty to nearly any space.

Encasing this abrashed field is a stunning main border featuring cypress trees and the tree of life, embellished with delicate birds and additional botanical motifs. This border not only adds a layer of visual intrigue but also symbolizes immortality, growth, harmony, and connection to nature. Flanking the main border are botanical guard borders, which enhance the rug's intricate design and provide a perfect finishing touch. The interplay of these biophilia elements, combined with the rug's earthy tones and nature-inspired colors, creates an atmosphere of serene sophistication and timeless charm.

This antique Persian Sultanabad rug is more than just a decorative piece; it embodies the essence of Biophilic Design by bringing the beauty of the natural world indoors. Its harmonious blend of opulent patterns and subtle earth tones creates a versatile aesthetic that complements both traditional and contemporary interiors. Whether gracing a grand living room, a cozy bedroom, or an elegant dining room, this woven wonder adds a touch of laid-back luxury and refined elegance, making it a cherished addition to any home.

• Rendered in variegated shades of rust, rose, lavender, teal, beige, cerulean, mauve, gold, tan, terra cotta, brick red, taupe, navy blue, and gray with other accent colors.
• Abrash.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Iran.
• Measures: 11'04 x 13'06.
• Pile Height: 0.29 of an inch.
• Date: 1890's. Late 19th Century.