Oriental Rug of Houston Hand Knotted Mahal Salmon Persian 100% Wool Arts & Crafts Area Rug
Description
The rug represents a remarkable blend of skill, artistry, and design. The natural wool not only adds longevity to the rug but also offers resistance to dirt and effective thermal insulation. The central area features elaborately designed floral and plant motifs, enclosed by an attractive multi-striped border with a strong pattern. This border design harmonizes with the inner field, adding a touch of understated grandeur to the rug's artistic arrangement. The rug possesses the ability to effortlessly elevate the aesthetic and sophistication of any space. Its plush feel and timeless design make it a perfect choice for enhancing various environments. The Background Story: Mahal rugs originate from the vicinity of Arak city, which boasts a rich history of rug weaving tracing back to the mid-17th Century. Originally known as Sultanabad, the city was established in 1808 and later renamed Arak in 1930. Mahal designs share resemblances with Heriz or Serapi rugs, characterized by their striking graphic patterns. However, Mahal rugs showcase more flowing and classical lines, while maintaining an informal and tribal charm. The color schemes typically found in Mahal rugs include subtle earthy tones, vivid reds, and deep blues that exude a dignified Western aesthetic. Additionally, Mahal rugs feature unique color combinations like tourmaline pink paired with oxidized green, reflecting their inclination to reimagine traditional styles.
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