This 8x11'8" hand-knotted Serabend rug reflects the disciplined craftsmanship and classical structure associated with traditional Persian weaving, appealing strongly to buyers researching vintage Persian Serabend rugs, high-KPSI collectors' pieces, and traditional wool area rugs. Crafted in wool on a strong cotton foundation with a low 0.30 pile, it features a meticulously repeated boteh motif executed in beige, blue, ivory, navy, turquoise, brown, orange, and tan. Layered borders complete the symmetrical Serabend patterning for which this style is known. With a density of 250 knots per square inch, the rug delivers sharp visual clarity, resilience, and long-lasting flexibility. Ready for immediate placement, this piece suits interiors that prioritize heritage craftsmanship, traditional aesthetics, and finely detailed handmade rugs.
- Exact Size: 8x11'8"
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Ivory, Navy, Brown, Turquoise, Orange, Tan, Multi
- Origin: Iran
- Pile Height: 0.3 inch
- Condition: Vintage
- Condition Description: Vintage in excellent condition
- Rug#: LBR20176
- Kpsi: 250
Story Behind the Art: The Serabend rug tradition originates from the village of Serabend in northwestern Iran, flourishing mainly throughout the th century. Known for their unmistakable boteh motifs—almond-shaped emblems often woven on deep blue or ruby-red fields—these rugs also feature the elegant “shekeri” border, a stylized vine pattern that frames the design. Serabend rugs are celebrated for their durability, clarity of detail, and balanced motifs, achieved through double-wefted symmetric knots that allow for sharper outlines and more intricate designs. Their sturdy construction and traditional palette make them prized among collectors, decorators, and U.S. buyers seeking authentic Persian-style wool rugs, antique-inspired runners, and long-lasting handmade area rugs with cultural depth.
