Description
This hand knotted pile rug features a primary color palette of ivory, beige, cream, and white. Crafted from natural wool, this Berber carpet style originates from Pakistan and offers a neutral foundation for interior spaces. The construction utilizes a traditional knotting technique to create a substantial textile product suitable for floor coverage. The combination of light tones and natural fibers results in a versatile piece that aligns with standard flooring requirements.
The design presents a tribal aesthetic updated for contemporary settings, featuring an allover pattern. A diamond weave ladder motif repeats across the surface, providing geometric structure to the visual field. This pattern adds texture without overwhelming the room, making it appropriate for modern and minimalist interiors. The medium pile thickness contributes to the definition of the design, allowing the pattern to remain distinct while providing a uniform surface appearance.
Constructed entirely from wool, this rug is built for durability and longevity. The hand knotted pile weave ensures that the fibers are tightly secured, resulting in a product capable of withstanding daily wear. Wool naturally resists compression and dirt, making this piece a practical choice for maintaining a clean look. The craftsmanship reflects a focus on structural integrity, ensuring the rug retains its shape and quality even in areas with heavy foot traffic.
Measuring exactly 9 x 12 feet, this large area rug provides ample coverage for spacious rooms. It is well-suited for placement under dining tables, king-sized beds, or floating furniture arrangements in living rooms. The high durability rating indicates it performs well in entryways, family rooms, or main gathering spaces. The dimensions allow it to anchor furniture groupings effectively, defining the specific area within an open floor plan.
Condition:
Imperfections: No Imperfections
Origin:
Pakistan
Materials & Techniques:
Wool
Details:
Rug Construction: Hand Knotted
Country of Origin: Pakistan
What type of item is it? Not Used
Pattern: Diamond
The design presents a tribal aesthetic updated for contemporary settings, featuring an allover pattern. A diamond weave ladder motif repeats across the surface, providing geometric structure to the visual field. This pattern adds texture without overwhelming the room, making it appropriate for modern and minimalist interiors. The medium pile thickness contributes to the definition of the design, allowing the pattern to remain distinct while providing a uniform surface appearance.
Constructed entirely from wool, this rug is built for durability and longevity. The hand knotted pile weave ensures that the fibers are tightly secured, resulting in a product capable of withstanding daily wear. Wool naturally resists compression and dirt, making this piece a practical choice for maintaining a clean look. The craftsmanship reflects a focus on structural integrity, ensuring the rug retains its shape and quality even in areas with heavy foot traffic.
Measuring exactly 9 x 12 feet, this large area rug provides ample coverage for spacious rooms. It is well-suited for placement under dining tables, king-sized beds, or floating furniture arrangements in living rooms. The high durability rating indicates it performs well in entryways, family rooms, or main gathering spaces. The dimensions allow it to anchor furniture groupings effectively, defining the specific area within an open floor plan.
Condition:
Imperfections: No Imperfections
Origin:
Pakistan
Materials & Techniques:
Wool
Details:
Rug Construction: Hand Knotted
Country of Origin: Pakistan
What type of item is it? Not Used
Pattern: Diamond
Condition
No Imperfections
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
0.5 x 108 x 150 in
9x12 Ivory Hand-Knotted Wool Diamond Ladder Tribal Modern Carpet Rug
Estimate $850-$2,220
Starting Price
$420
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Mid-Century Tabletop & Decorative Arts
Sep 22, 2026, 4:00 PM EDTNew York, NY, United States
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