• Type: Authentic Vintage Persian Heriz Rug
  
• Origin: Heriz district, NW Persia
  
• Materials: Hand knotted handspun wool pile on cotton foundation
  
• Age: Circa 1950s
  
• Size: 7' 1" x 7' 11" (215 x 242 cm)
  

When you take a good look at this mid-century Persian Heriz, you immediately notice the bold geometry and rugged charm that define rugs from the Heriz region in northwest Persia. Hand-knotted using handspun wool on a sturdy cotton foundation, it’s clear this piece was built to last—decades of life have only enhanced its rich character.

The color palette is all about hushed neutrals and striking blues. The warm, sandy-beige field acts like a canvas for a tapestry of stylized motifs in slate, navy, and denim-blue, with touches of taupe and mocha outlining the crisp, angular forms. Instead of the typical central medallion, you’ll find an allover design of branching vines, abstract floral elements, and star-like shapes—a testament to the creativity and variety within classic Heriz weaving.

Measuring roughly 7 by 8 feet, this nearly square rug is versatile enough to anchor a living room or to serve as a statement piece in a dining area or bedroom. Heriz rugs are famed not just for their striking geometry but also for their hard-wearing nature—so you can place this vintage treasure in a busy family space without worry. Ultimately, if you’re drawn to that enchanting mix of earthy neutrals, bold lines, and historic pedigree, this semi-antique Heriz is ready to bring timeless Persian artistry right into your home.