This hand knotted pile rug features a primary blue color palette and is crafted from durable wool. Designed in the style of a Berber carpet, this floor covering combines traditional weaving techniques with a versatile aesthetic. The rug originates from Pakistan and showcases a medium pile thickness consistent with standard wool construction. It functions as a substantial foundation for various interior settings, emphasizing the natural texture and quality of the material.

The surface design presents a contemporary interpretation of tribal patterns, utilizing an allover layout. The motif consists of diamond lattice stripes that repeat across the field, creating a linear and geometric appearance. This structured arrangement allows the rug to complement modern and transitional interiors without creating visual clutter. The blue tones provide a solid color base, while the tribal elements add definition through the repeating diamond shapes.

Constructed using a hand knotted technique, this wool rug is engineered for longevity and resilience. The knotting process ensures the pile remains secure, offering significant durability for long-term use. Wool fibers naturally resist dirt and compression, making this piece a practical option for maintaining a clean appearance. The dense construction withstands daily wear while retaining the structural integrity of the weave.

Measuring exactly 9 x 12 feet, this large area rug provides extensive coverage for spacious rooms. The dimensions are appropriate for placement under king-sized beds, large dining tables, or floating furniture arrangements in a living room. Due to its robust material and weave, it is suitable for high traffic areas such as family rooms, hallways, and entryways. The medium pile height offers a standard feel underfoot that accommodates furniture placement easily.


Condition:
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Origin:
Pakistan

Materials & Techniques:
Wool

Details:
Pattern: Geometric
Rug Construction: Hand Knotted
Country of Origin: Pakistan
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