Pardis Heriz Persian Rug 210x410

 This handmade Heriz Persian rug is comprised of high quality wool and features symmetrical medallion and motifs

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

About Heriz Persian Rug

Heriz Persian rugs are famous for their durability, bold geometric patterns, and deep, rich colors that enhance any space beautifully. Originating from the Heriz region in Northwest Iran, these carpets have been a cornerstone of Persian craftsmanship for centuries. Skilled artisans meticulously weave them using high quality wool, ensuring strength and longevity for generations.

A Heriz Persian rug is ideal for spacious areas like dining rooms, living rooms, and grand hallways, where its design can stand out. These rugs are also commonly placed in public or frequently used spaces due to their remarkable durability. Even with regular foot traffic, including shoes and high heels, they maintain their structure and beauty over time. Their dense weave and sturdy construction make them one of the most long-lasting Persian rug styles available.

Key Characteristics

• Design: Heriz carpets are famous for their large, bold medallion motifs that dominate the central field, often surrounded by intricate borders. The designs are angular and geometric, which is distinct from the more curvilinear patterns found in other Persian carpets.
• Colors: The typical color palette includes deep reds, blues, and earth tones, often with contrasting ivory or lighter colors for highlights.
• Weaving Technique: These rugs are handmade with a thick, durable pile, making them ideal for high-traffic areas. The foundation is usually made of cotton, with wool used for the pile. The wool is often coarser, contributing to the carpet's durability.
• Durability: One of the defining features of Heriz carpets is their strength and longevity. The high quality wool and robust knotting technique ensure that these carpets can withstand heavy use, often lasting for generations.
• Cultural Significance: The designs of Heriz carpets are deeply rooted in the cultural and artistic traditions of the region. Each carpet reflects a combination of village and tribal influences, with the patterns often passed down through generations. 

The wool used in the Heriz Persian rug is noted for its high quality, durability and resilience. It's assumed that trace copper in the sheep's drinking water might be the reason. The Heriz area is located on and near the slopes of Mount Sabalan, which is home to one of the world's greatest copper mines.

These handmade rugs are highly valued by collectors and interior designers alike for their craftsmanship, aesthetic appeal, and the rich history they embody. View the full collection here 

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CARE

Vacuum your rug regularly to extend your rug’s life. 
Air it out to help prevent moisture buildup. 
Rotate to distribute wear and fading. 
Avoid excessive sunlight to prevent fading.
Clean spills immediately to minimize damage.
Use under-rug padding for multiple benefits.
Be mindful of furniture placement.
Supervise pets around the rug.
Call the pros for occasional deep cleans.