LoomBloom 6'1''x8'11'' Beige Brown Soumak Flatweave Hand Knotted Transitional Wool Oriental Area Rug

Bold pattern, flat surface, easy upkeep: that sums up this Soumak rug. Butterscotch gold medallions, vines and small flowers repeat in a lattice over a black ground, with beige and brown running through the palette. The look is crisp and graphic, and the surface stays smooth and even, so it feels tidy in any room. Constructed by hand from wool, this hand knotted flatweave is simple to vacuum and comfortable for homes with pets and kids. Fringe at both ends gives a finished look. Roll it out in a living room for a strong focal point, in a home office to add structure, or in a dining room where a flat rug lies neatly and keeps the floor looking composed. Fans of transitional Oriental style who want real contrast will enjoy it, especially in spaces where a bold, graphic floor is the main feature. Its black and gold scheme feels tailored yet inviting.

• Exact Size: 6'1"x8'11"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Beige, Brown, Gold, Tan, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.25 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: LBR22056

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.