9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
9x13 Blush, Sage, Tan Color Hand Knotted Soumak Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
  • SKU: LBR21494
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LoomBloom Blush Sage 9'5''x13'3'' Traditional Soumak Flatweave French Country Reversible Wool Hand Knotted Oriental Area Rug

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Inspired by the romance of European estate style, this piece is a hand-knotted Soumac flatweave rug made entirely of pure wool over a cotton core. Its French Country-inspired motif pairs soft blush and rose with muted sage, olive green, and warm tan, arranged across a fine lattice grid bordered by ornate scrollwork. Flatweave construction keeps the rug durable, low-maintenance, and reversible, extending its usable life significantly. Ideal for dining rooms, sunrooms, or large living rooms, it brings soft, refined color and understated vintage sophistication to the space underfoot.
  • Exact Size: 9'5"x13'3"
  • Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
  • Yarn: Wool
  • Color: Blush, Sage, Tan, Green, Rose, Olive, Peach, Multi,
  • Origin: India
  • Pile Height: 0.25 inch
  • Condition: New
  • Condition Description: New With Tags
  • Rug#: LBR21494

Story Behind the Art: Soumak rugs belong to an old flatweaving tradition recognized for a distinctive wrapping technique rather than conventional knotted pile construction. In this method, colored weft yarns are wrapped around the structural warps, producing a textured surface with an embroidered appearance and sharply articulated motifs. Historically associated with weaving cultures across the Caucasus, Persia, Anatolia, and neighboring regions, Soumak construction was used for floor coverings as well as bags and other functional textiles. Geometric medallions, angular flowers, tribal symbols, stylized animals, and repeating borders commonly appear throughout the design vocabulary. Wool has long been a favored material because of its strength, texture, and ability to hold varied color. Modern Soumak rugs continue to preserve the low-profile construction and graphic character of the tradition while adapting motifs and palettes for contemporary interiors.

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