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Wool Persian Style 2.6×24.7 Hand-Knotted Ziegler Rug , Custom Size, Unlimited Washable, Deep Burgundy, Beige, Sky Blue, Gold, Dark Brown
$2,750.00
- Rug Style: persian
- Foundation: Cotton
- Pile: 100% Wool
- Size Class: 2.6×24.7 feet
- Size 30×295 inches
- Age: New
- Weave Type: Hand-Knotted
- Shape: Rectangle
- Pattern: zlegler
- KPSI: 250 Knots Per Square Inch
- Condition: New, First Quality
- We do custom size
- Unlimited washable rug
- Color
- Deep Burgundy / Rich Red: The dominant background color, giving the rug a bold and luxurious appeal.
- Beige / Ivory: Found in the floral patterns and vines, adding contrast and softness to the intricate design.
Accent Colors:
- Sky Blue / Light Teal: Highlighting delicate floral details, creating a refreshing contrast against the warm tones.
- Gold / Taupe: Subtle highlights woven throughout the motifs, enhancing its vintage-inspired look.
- Dark Brown / Rust: Providing depth and dimension to the intricate Persian patterns.
Handmade Wool Heriz Rug – 9×11.9 ft – Sky Blue/Teal Blue & Rust Red/Burnt Orange Floral Motifs – Ivory/Cream Borders – Deep Navy/Indigo & Gold/Burgundy Accents
$4,990.00
- Rug Style: Persian
- Foundation: Cotton
- Pile: 100% Wool
- Size Class: 9×12 feet
- Size 109×144 inches
- Age: New
- Weave Type: Hand-Knotted
- Shape: Rectangle
- Pattern: Heriz
- KPSI: 250 Knots Per Square Inch
- Condition: New, First Quality
- We do custom size
- Unlimited washable rug
- Color
- Sky Blue / Teal Blue: The dominant background color, giving the rug a bright and refreshing appeal.
- Rust Red / Burnt Orange: Found in the floral motifs and border, adding warmth and contrast.
- Ivory / Cream: Used in intricate details and borders to create a soft balance.
Accent Colors:
- Deep Navy / Indigo: Enhancing depth and contrast in floral and geometric patterns.
- Beige / Taupe: Soft neutral tones woven into the design for added richness.
- Gold & Burgundy: Subtle details that enhance the luxurious, antique-inspired aesthetic.
