No Products in the Cart
Defined by Indo Tabriz weaving traditions, this approximately 6 × 9 hand-knotted wool rug features a plush 0.75-inch high pile and cotton foundation in a classic rectangular format. A rich ruby red field establishes depth and warmth, immediately drawing attention to the finely articulated central medallion. The medallion is layered in deep red and beige tones, while aqua and green accents sharpen definition and introduce contrast. Peach details soften transitions between motifs, lending balance and fluidity. A structured border repeats floral and ornamental elements in coordinated beige, red, and muted green hues, reinforcing symmetry. The velvety wool pile enhances color saturation, making this rug an excellent choice for living rooms or formal spaces seeking vintage character and enduring elegance.
Story Behind the Art : Serapi rugs are among the most admired and collectible Persian rugs, traditionally woven in northwestern Iran near the town of Heriz. Often described as high-quality early Heriz rugs, Serapis are known for their refined craftsmanship, striking color combinations, and distinctive medallion compositions. Some experts define Serapi rugs as Heriz carpets produced 100 to 200 years ago, while others identify them by their unique design structure. Typically, a Serapi rug features a hexagonal central medallion with stepped borders, corner spandrels, and pendant extensions. The field is often rendered in light madder red or soft blue, contrasted by a boldly colored medallion. Celebrated for their balance of elegance and strength, Serapi rugs remain highly sought after in the global Oriental rug market.
