Celeste Rugs 9'4''x13'4'' Hand Knotted Kashan Traditional low pile Navy Wool Oriental Area Rug

Celeste Rugs 9'4''x13'4'' Hand Knotted Kashan Traditional low pile Navy Wool Oriental Area RugThis refined LoomBloom hand knotted Persian Boteh rug from Iran highlights the enduring elegance of the boteh motif, repeated across a bold tomato red field. Crafted from soft wool with a 0. 5 inch pile and supported by a strong cotton foundation, the rug measures 7'9" x 11'3", making it ideal for living rooms, studies, libraries, or reading spaces. Accents of beige, aqua, brown, and blue add depth and movement, while multi layered borders display

This refined LoomBloom hand-knotted Persian Boteh rug from Iran highlights the enduring elegance of the boteh motif, repeated across a bold tomato-red field. Crafted from soft wool with a 0.5-inch pile and supported by a strong cotton foundation, the rug measures 7'9" x 11'3", making it ideal for living rooms, studies, libraries, or reading spaces. Accents of beige, aqua, brown, and blue add depth and movement, while multi-layered borders display charming pictorial elements characteristic of vintage Persian weaving. In excellent vintage condition, with no stains, tears, low pile, or odors, this rug offers a well-preserved collector-worthy aesthetic. Its dense weave, artisan detailing, and warm color story make it a desirable choice for U.S. buyers seeking authentic Persian rugs with cultural richness and long-lasting quality.

• Exact Size: 9'4"x13'4"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Navy, Ivory, Beige, Blue, Green, Brown, Rust, Multi,
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.5 inch
• Condition: Vintage
• Condition Description: Vintage in excellent condition
• Rug#: CL19967

Story Behind the Art: The boteh—known in Farsi and recognized globally as the paisley motif—is one of the most iconic, symbol-rich designs in Persian rug history. Appearing in both highly intricate and minimally geometric variations, the boteh resembles a teardrop or curved leaf and has been interpreted as a symbol of fertility, life, rebirth, and the paradise garden central to Persian artistic philosophy. Scholars connect the motif to elements such as the pinecone, cypress tree, or even a stylized flame or seed of life. Whether complex or simplified, the boteh remains a defining feature in Oriental rug design, adding cultural meaning, visual identity, and timeless historical depth to the pieces that showcase it.