Celeste Rugs 4'9''x10'10'' Rust Charcoal Hand Knotted Wool Bakshaish Traditional Geometric Village Weave Vintage Vegetable Dyes Area Rug

This vintage hand knotted Bakshaish carpet from the Heriz region showcases the bold geometric tribal artistry that has made Bakshaish rugs highly sought after for both traditional and contemporary interiors. Three large rust red diamond medallions descend vertically across a dramatic charcoal and aubergine field, each outlined in gold with serrated tribal edges that create strong architectural movement throughout the composition. At the center of each medallion rests a smaller hexagonal form filled with stylized botanical details in rust and gold, while scattered tribal filler motifs in sage, rose, and gold animate the open spaces between. The combination of dark field tones and luminous medallions gives the rug exceptional visual contrast and room defining presence. An ivory and gold floral border wraps the perimeter with scrolling tribal botanical motifs that soften the otherwise highly geometric composition. Vegetable dyed wool enriches the charcoal, rust, and gold palette with extraordinary warmth and depth developed naturally over time. Preserved in mint condition with no restoration needed, this carpet remains fully ready for immediate placement.

• Exact Size: 4'9"x10'10"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Rust, Charcoal, Rose, Gold, Aubergine, Sage, Black, Multi,
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.3 inch
• Condition: Pre-Owned
• Condition Description: Vintage in mint condition
• Rug#: CL21218

Bakhtiari rugs are handwoven by the Bakhtiari tribes of western Iran and are admired for their vibrant tribal artistry, exceptional durability, and deep cultural symbolism. Crafted using resilient mountain wool, these rugs possess substantial pile and excellent longevity, making them practical heirloom textiles as well as decorative masterpieces. The most iconic Bakhtiari compositions feature garden panel layouts where the field is divided into compartments filled with flowering trees, birds, blossoms, and symbolic motifs inspired by Persian paradise gardens. Other examples display bold medallions and strong tribal geometry rendered in expressive village style. Traditional palettes include deep red, indigo blue, ivory, green, gold, and earthy brown tones enriched by natural vegetable dyes. Combining tribal authenticity with decorative sophistication, Bakhtiari rugs remain enduring examples of Persian nomadic weaving traditions.