Blending decorative tradition with everyday versatility, this hand-knotted Soumak rug showcases the distinctive beauty of textured flatweave construction. The deep brown field is organized through an elegant network of scrolling vines, stylized palmettes, and floral medallions that create a richly layered design highlighted with accents of antique gold, rose, moss green, and warm earth tones. A broad tan border decorated with geometric diamonds and star-inspired motifs completes the composition, while slender guard borders provide refined visual definition. Hand woven from premium wool using the traditional Soumak technique over a durable cotton foundation, the rug features a fully reversible construction that extends its longevity while preserving its handcrafted appeal. The low-profile flatweave makes it an ideal choice beneath furniture and in frequently used areas, offering durability without sacrificing elegance. Suitable for traditional, rustic, transitional, and contemporary interiors, this rug brings warmth and artisanal texture to living rooms, dining areas, entryways, and home offices alike. Slight differences in weave, color, and texture are natural characteristics of handmade rugs and enhance the individuality of every piece. We recommend viewing the accompanying product video to experience the rug's most accurate color and texture before placing your order.
- Exact Size: 10x14
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Brown, Moss, Gold, Lime, Rose, Mint, Sage, Multi,
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.25 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR20859
Story Behind the Art: Long before pile carpets became widespread, skilled tribal weavers perfected the Soumak technique as a practical yet highly decorative method of textile production. Instead of tying knots, artisans carefully wrapped colored weft yarns around the foundation, creating a richly textured surface with exceptional durability and subtle dimensional character. This distinctive weaving style flourished across the Caucasus, Anatolia, and Persia, where geometric symbols, stylized flowers, protective motifs, and tribal emblems reflected regional traditions and everyday life. The reversible nature of Soumak weaving further enhanced its usefulness, making these textiles ideal for generations of daily use. Modern Soumak rugs continue this remarkable heritage, preserving centuries-old craftsmanship while offering versatile flatwoven designs suited to today's interiors.
