Traditional Oriental-Style Accent Rug in Burgundy and Green with silk touch design.

Enhance your space with this beautiful, classic oriental-style area rug.
Design & Pattern: This rug features a traditional design centered around an ornate medallion, surrounded by intricate floral and botanical motifs. The detailed pattern and border work are characteristic of vintage Persian or Agra rug styles.
Color Palette: The rich background of maroon/burgundy is beautifully accented by detailed patterns in shades of gold, olive green, cream, and beige, creating a warm and sophisticated aesthetic.
Material & Construction: It features a soft, dense pile. While it has the appearance of a hand-knotted piece, the uniformity of the knots suggests it is likely a durable machine-made rug, offering the traditional look at an accessible price point.
Versatility: The smaller size (often referred to as an accent or throw rug) makes it extremely versatile, perfect for adding warmth and character to an entryway, a cozy corner, a study, or in front of a fireplace.
Care Instructions:
Regular vacuuming is recommended. Blot spills immediately with a clean cloth. Professional cleaning every few years will help maintain its beauty and luster.
Features:
Design: It showcases a traditional central medallion design, which is a common feature in many Persian rugs like those from the Kashan or Tabriz regions. The field is densely ornamented with complex patterns including stylized flowers, leaves, and vines in an all-over pattern.
Colors: The primary colors in the rug are rich and deep, including shades of burgundy, aubergine, brown, sage green, and gold accents.
Materials: These types of traditional rugs are typically made from natural fibers, most commonly high-quality wool for the pile and cotton for the foundation (warp and weft threads). The specific material can influence the rug’s durability and feel.
Construction: The visual texture and the appearance of the fringe suggest it may be hand-knotted, where the fringe is an extension of the rug’s structural warp threads, rather than being sewn on decoratively. Hand-knotted rugs often feature slight imperfections and are known for their high quality and longevity.
Aesthetic: The design is highly detailed and symmetrical, contributing to a classic, sophisticated, and potentially valuable appearance.