Green & Red Herati — Hand-knotted green & red herati, 8×10.Hover / pinch to zoom
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Green & Red Herati

$5,100 · $64/sq ft

Hand-knotted green & red herati, 8×10.

CategoryPersian
PatternAbstract
OriginIndia
MaterialWool
SizeMedium (8x10)
ShapeRectangle
About this rug

This 8' × 10' Persian-style rug presents a lively interpretation of the Herati motif, unfolding in a way that feels both structured and expressive. The abstract patterning gives the composition a modern ease, while the familiar decorative rhythm of the design keeps it anchored in classic rug language. In green and red, the palette has a rich, confident presence: green brings depth and freshness, while red adds warmth, contrast, and a sense of visual movement across the field.

Woven in wool, the surface offers the inviting character associated with this durable natural fiber. Wool lends a soft, substantial hand and a pleasing texture underfoot, making the rug well suited for spaces where comfort and everyday use matter as much as style. The hand-knotted construction noted in the listing adds to its tactile appeal and gives the design a grounded, artisanal presence.

At 8' × 10', this piece has the versatility to serve as a defining anchor in a living room, beneath a dining table, or in a larger bedroom where color and pattern can shape the atmosphere of the space. Its abstracted Herati look pairs especially well with interiors that balance traditional and contemporary elements. Try it with warm wood furnishings, muted upholstery, brass accents, or clean-lined pieces that allow the rug’s color story to take center stage.

Verified origin is India, and that provenance adds another layer of interest to its character. The result is a rug that feels collected and considered: richly colored, textural, and visually engaging without becoming overpowering. For interiors that call for warmth, pattern, and a refined sense of distinction, this Green & Red Herati offers an elegant foundation with lasting presence.

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