Heriz 10242506
Description
This handwoven Serapi rug features a central medallion with branching geometric motifs and an angular field framed by patterned borders. Produced in Northwest Iran in the late 19th to early 20th century, it is woven with a wool pile on a cotton foundation, representing the durable construction associated with Heriz-Serapi weaving. The large-scale design and structured layout are hallmarks of this tradition, which has maintained a lasting reputation for strength and artistry.
Features
- Hand-knotted construction
- Intricate Moroccan geometric patterns
- Warm brown and beige color palette
- Durable and long-lasting materials
- Soft and comfortable underfoot
- Width: The shortest side of the rug.
- Length: The longer side of the rug. If your rug has fringe, it will be on these ends.
please note that rug measurements do not include fringes (typically .5-1" long)
While we make every effort to accommodate for shrinkage during the washing phase of production, our handmade rugs may experience slight size variations of up to 3"-4".
- If your space requires a very specific size, please notify us promptly. We will do our best to meet your needs.
Vintage treasures & bespoke designs
Schedule a consultation with the Heir Looms design team, led by our visionary founder and creative director, Nicki Wolf. Together, we’ll guide you in selecting the perfect rug, whether you’re seeking a rare vintage piece or a bespoke creation tailored to your space.
Curious about our rugs?
We have the answers you need. Learn more about our sourcing process, customization options, care tips, and more.
Are your rugs entirely handmade?
Yes, all of our rugs are 100% handmade by skilled artisans, ensuring uniqueness and craftsmanship in every piece.
How do I clean and care for a handmade rug?
We recommend vacuuming your rug regularly and spot-cleaning spills as soon as they occur. Depending on the material, occasional professional cleaning may be needed to maintain its beauty and longevity.
Will the colors fade over time?
Handmade rugs made with natural fibers and dyes may experience slight color changes over time, but this often adds to their character. To minimize fading, avoid placing them in direct sunlight.
Should I use a rug pad with a handmade rug?
Yes, we recommend using a rug pad to prevent slipping, protect the rug from wear, and extend its lifespan.
How long can I expect a handmade rug to last?
With proper care, a handmade rug can last for decades or even generations, making it a long-lasting and timeless investment for your home.
