Knotted by handHerizCotton

Heriz

200 × 152 cm(6.6 × 5 ft)

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This Heriz is a hand-knotted Persian rug from the 1930s, measuring 200 × 152 cm and made in red.

It is knotted by hand with wool pile and a cotton foundation, so it has a stable base and a hard-wearing surface. With 160,000 knots/m², it sits in the medium knotting range, and the age related condition should be noted. Heriz rugs are hand-knotted in northwestern Iran and are known for geometric designs and dense structure.

Ideal for

This rug measures 200 × 152 cm and is recommended for the living room. Verify the available floor area before placement.

Specifications

Rug No.: #2-56692
Age: 1930s
Color: Red
Knot density: 40000 - 160000 /m²
Origin: Iran / Persia
Length: 200 cm
Pile: Wool
Width: 152 cm
Warp: Cotton
Thickness: 6 mm
Weight: 9 kg

Condition

Authentic age-related wear consistent with the rug's history and handmade nature.

Design & Interior

Colours

Red Navy Cream ivory

Design character

A densely patterned rug with a strong central medallion, dark borders, and a warm red ground accented by cream, navy, and green.

Design

Tonality
Mid-tone
Pattern
Intricate
Motifs
Central medallionGeometric latticeFloral spray

Recommended rooms

Living roomBedroom

Interior style

Traditional

Works beautifully with

Pairs well with warm wood, cream or taupe walls, and brass or aged bronze accents; solid textiles in deep navy, rust, or sage will balance the pattern.

About Heriz Rugs

Heriz rugs are hand-knotted in northwestern Iran, mainly in the city of Heriz and the surrounding villages. Their designs use geometric patterns, and the colors come from natural dyes in deep reds and blues, with yellow, green, and ivory tones. Made from high-quality wool, their dense knotting gives them a robust structure.

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Handmade Craftsmanship

Every rug at Rugbloom is made by hand. Most are hand-knotted, knot by knot, by skilled weavers who follow the centuries-old tradition of their region, while others are woven or felted by hand. Depending on its size and knot density, a single hand-knotted rug can take anywhere from several months to several years to complete. This slow process means each piece has small variations in tension, dye batch, and motif rendering. These are not flaws, but signs that the rug in front of you is unlike any other.

Materials & Natural Fibers

Handmade rugs are built on centuries of material knowledge. The pile is typically hand-spun wool, valued for its lanolin content and resilience, sometimes accented with silk for luminous highlights on finer pieces. The foundation is usually cotton, wool, or silk, chosen for its stability. This particular piece combines a Wool pile on a Cotton foundation. Traditional natural dyes, such as madder root for reds, indigo for blues, and walnut hulls for browns, soften over the decades rather than fading.

Care & Fair Sourcing

Cared for properly, a hand-knotted rug lasts for generations. Most antique pieces in this collection are already 60 to 120 years old. Vacuum gently without a beater bar, rotate the rug every six months to even out wear, keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight, and have it professionally washed every five to seven years. Every piece at Rugbloom is sourced directly from family workshops and co-operatives that pay fair wages and strictly exclude child labor. Buying a Rugbloom rug supports the weavers whose hands made it and the tradition that trained them.

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