8' 3 x 9' 7 Hand Knotted Mamluk Ziegler Oriental Rug
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8' 3 x 9' 7 Hand Knotted Mamluk Ziegler Oriental Rug
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Product Details
SKU #: 5055126
Size FT: 8' 3" x 9' 7"
250cm x 292cm
Primary color is Blue.
Colors in this rug include: Blue, Beige, Burgundy, Cream, Gold, Puce.
, Vegetable-dyed
Pile Material: 100% Hand Spun Wool
Pile Height: 1/3"
Made in: Pakistan | Collection: Mamluk Ziegler
Construction: Hand Knotted
170 knots per square inch.
Has fringe.
In Excellent condition
All of our hand-knotted rugs are professionally washed and treated. All rugs are individually inspected before leaving our warehouse.
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Product Description
The Mamluk Ziegler rug, sized at 8x10, is a testament to traditional craftsmanship and time-honored design techniques. Woven from 100% hand-spun wool, this hand-knotted rug showcases durability and a plush texture that promises to enrich any living space. Featuring a deep blue background, the rug presents an intricate pattern with a medley of complementary colors including beige, burgundy, cream, gold, and puce. These hues create a harmonious visual palette that is sophisticated and versatile.
Central to the rug's design is a series of geometrically arranged medallions, encircled by intricate border work that speaks to the legacy of classic Ziegler patterns. The combination of these motifs generates a sense of balance and elegance, making the Mamluk Ziegler rug an excellent choice for rooms seeking a traditional yet impactful aesthetic touch. The inclusion of fringe on either end adds an extra element of texture and traditional authenticity to the piece.
Best suited for decor that leans towards the classic or transitional, this rug has the potential to serve as a focal point or as a complementary backdrop in living rooms, dining areas, and large entryways. Its rich coloration and design complexity would also make it a seamless addition to spaces with wood furnishings, leather accents, or rooms adorned with antiques, seamlessly bridging the gap between past and present design elements.
