Celeste Rugs 13x19 Hand Knotted Beige Oushak Transitional Wool Oriental Area Rug

Celeste Rugs 13x19 Hand Knotted Beige Oushak Transitional Wool Oriental Area RugThis 13' x 19' hand knotted wool rug reinterprets early Persian and Anatolian village motifs through a contemporary transitional filter. Its field features evenly dispersed small rosettes, abstract palmettes, and symbolic geometric figures appearing softened and slightly faded like aged textiles. A beige gray palette with muted earth tones creates depth using tonal shifts rather than strong contrast ideal for U. S. interiors seeking large neutral rugs

This 13' x 19' hand-knotted wool rug reinterprets early Persian and Anatolian village motifs through a contemporary transitional filter. Its field features evenly dispersed small rosettes, abstract palmettes, and symbolic geometric figures appearing softened and slightly faded like aged textiles. A beige-gray palette with muted earth tones creates depth using tonal shifts rather than strong contrast — ideal for U.S. interiors seeking “large neutral rugs” and “soft transitional patterned rugs.” Fine vine-like lines introduce gentle movement, while a lightly drawn border in complementary neutrals frames the structure without dominating the design. The result is a balanced, quietly scholarly composition suited for large living rooms or open-concept spaces.

• Exact Size: Multi Size Rug
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Beige, Gray, Muted Earth Tones
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.5 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: CL20568B

Story Behind the Art: Heriz rugs come from villages near Tabriz in northwest Iran, a region celebrated for producing some of the most durable and boldly designed carpets. Woven from resilient local wool rich in lanolin, these rugs withstand decades of use. Their signature feature is a commanding angular medallion framed by geometric motifs and bold leaf forms that stretch across the field. The palette—deep red, rich indigo, ivory, and earthy brown tones—creates a powerful visual identity rooted in village weaving tradition. Admired for both structural strength and dramatic appearance, Heriz rugs consistently trend under “Persian Heriz rug,” “geometric Heriz carpet,” and “durable wool traditional rug.”