Red Persian Oriental Rug [W'W" x L'L"] Hand-Knotted | No. AT81091

A deep red field anchors this hand-knotted Persian Oriental rug, its geometric patterns arranged with the kind of deliberate rhythm that comes from a long weaving tradition. The repeating angular motifs fill the field with structured energy, framed by a composed border that draws the eye inward. The red palette is consistent and saturated, giving the rug a grounded, confident presence without demanding attention. Woven in Iran, this rug draws from the Najafabad tradition, a regional style centered in Isfahan province known for its disciplined geometric patterning and durable construction. The pile is wool, hand-knotted by weavers working within a craft lineage that prizes tight knotting and colorfastness. Wool from this region holds dye reliably and softens gradually with use, improving in texture over years rather than wearing thin. This rug suits a formal living room, a study, or a dining space where the geometry can hold its own against structured furniture and clean architectural lines. It belongs naturally alongside the kind of hand-knotted Oriental rugs that anchor a room rather than merely decorate it. Sourced directly by ALRUG since 1952, selling online since 2004. Free…