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125 x 73cm Hand Made Persian Shiraz Carpet

Original price was: R4 500,00.Current price is: R2 200,00.

Premium rug that enhances any home with style and comfort.

Size: 125 × 73 cm (1.25 × 0.73 m)
Area: 0.91 m²
Shape: Rectangular
Construction: Handmade
Material: Wool pile
Made in: Iran
Design and pattern: Shiraz – two charcoal medallions with hooked red centres, small figures in the corners, three ivory borders
Colours: Scarlet red, charcoal grey, ivory and gold

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Description

Shiraz carpets are simple Persian carpets made of wool from the region. They are woven on a cotton or wool foundation with a woollen pile.
These nomadic rugs are almost always geometrical in style.
Patterns tend to be small medallions or geometric figures scattered across the rugs.
Strong reds and brown are the most typical colour of Shiraz rugs, they are extremely hard wearing and compliment wooden floors well. The average knot count of a Shiraz carpet is around 120 KPSI.
These rugs are simple but high quality rugs for an every day life.

Size: 125 x 73 cm
Origin: Iran
Make: Handmade

Note:
1. Colours may vary slightly from the images depicted.
2. Images we display have the most accurate colour shades possible, however there can be reasonable variations.
3. Please make sure of your measurements before placing order. A versatile rug designed to complement both classic and modern interiors. Combining durability with elegance, it’s perfect for anyone looking to add warmth and charm to their living space.

About this rug

Charcoal grey, rather than black or navy, fills the two medallions on this scarlet Shiraz carpet. They are stepped at the edges, outlined in ivory and red and linked by a short ivory chain, with small ivory crosses at their tips and a red hooked emblem around an ivory lozenge inside each. Little stylised figures, rosettes and S-shapes in dark brown, gold and ivory are scattered over the corners. Three ivory borders frame the field: red arch shapes, then a chain of tiny dark and red squares, then a chequered edge, with a grey fringe at both ends.