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Celeste Rugs 8x8 Round Dark Sage Hand Knotted Wool Gabbeh Modern & Contemporary Pictorial Plush Pile Area Rug

CL21186

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Bold geometric contrast and playful tribal symbolism come together beautifully in this hand knotted Gabbeh rug. A vibrant golden orange square occupies the center of a deep forest green circular field, creating a dramatic color blocked composition that immediately commands attention while still preserving the authenticity of Persian tribal weaving. Scattered across both the orange center and surrounding green field are stylized animal figures and abstract tribal symbols rendered in ivory, navy, coral, and gold. Their spontaneous arrangement creates visual movement and reinforces the folk art spirit central to authentic Gabbeh design traditions. The circular format combined with the strong geometric color blocking gives this rug a distinctly modern presence despite its roots in ancient nomadic weaving culture. Hand knotted wool pile provides exceptional softness and rich dimensional texture, while the cotton foundation ensures long lasting durability and structural integrity. Finished with generous ivory fringe, this rug functions equally well as an artistic statement piece or luxurious everyday floor covering.
  • Exact Size: 8x8
  • Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
  • Yarn: Wool
  • Color: Dark Sage, Gold, Ivory, Orange, Navy, Multi
  • Origin: Iran
  • Pile Height: 1 inch
  • Condition: New
  • Condition Description: New With Tags
  • Rug#: CL21186

Heriz rugs from northwestern Iran are internationally celebrated for their bold geometry, oversized medallions, and extraordinary structural durability. Woven using thick wool rich in natural lanolin, Heriz carpets are highly resilient and particularly well suited for heavily used interiors. Unlike the delicate curvilinear floral drawing of city rugs, Heriz designs rely on strong angular forms and dramatic geometric movement. Large central medallions radiate outward through stylized leaves, vines, and tribal motifs, creating powerful architectural compositions with remarkable visual balance. The warm earthy palettes traditionally include crimson red, indigo blue, rust, ivory, sage, and camel tones, all enhanced by natural vegetable dyes. Combining tribal authenticity with grand decorative scale, Heriz rugs continue to remain among the most recognizable and admired Persian carpet styles worldwide.


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