Red Persian Oriental Rug [W'W" x L'L"] Hand-Knotted | No. AT44284

Lilian rugs carry a distinctive character rooted in the village of Lilian in Iran's western Azerbaijan region, and this example shows exactly why collectors seek them out. The red field anchors a geometric layout where angular medallions and tribal border sequences build toward the edges with measured precision. The palette leans on deep crimson tones offset by secondary geometric fills, creating a grounded, warm visual presence without straying into decorative excess. Woven by hand using wool, Lilian rugs draw on a regional weaving culture that balances nomadic boldness with settled craft discipline. The pile has the soft, dense character typical of this area, where weavers work with a practiced understanding of how geometric patterns hold their definition across decades of use. Hand-knotting at this level means the structure is integral to the wool itself, not applied to a backing, which directly affects how the rug wears and ages. A rug like this suits a living room, study, or dining space where geometric Oriental rugs anchor the furniture arrangement without competing with the surrounding decor. It pairs well with wooden furniture and neutral walls. Sourced directly by ALRUG…