Heriz rug with bold geometric design, SKU 21892, size 6′8″ × 9′6″.
This Heriz Rug showcases the powerful, angular geometry that defines the Heriz weaving tradition. A dramatic stepped medallion anchors the composition, surrounded by layered borders and tribal motifs rendered in rich red, ivory, charcoal, and muted earth tones.
Handmade from 100% wool, this rug features a dense, resilient pile and a confident, structured feel. Measuring 6′8″ × 9′6″, it is perfectly suited for living rooms, great rooms, or any space that benefits from bold pattern and visual weight.
Features
Why This Heriz Rug Stands Out
A commanding tribal rug celebrated for strength, symmetry, and enduring design.
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100% Wool
Thick wool pile delivers durability, warmth, and long-lasting performance.
✓ Naturally resilient fiber
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Geometric Heriz Design
Bold medallions and angular motifs create architectural presence.
✓ Classic Heriz geometry
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Rich Red Palette
Layered reds balanced with ivory, charcoal, and earthy accents.
✓ High-contrast tribal colorway
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Versatile Size
Ideal proportions for grounding seating arrangements and open spaces.
✓ 6′8″ × 9′6″ format
Details & Specifications
Type: Heriz Rug • SKU: 21892
Design: Geometric
Material: 100% wool
Weave: Handmade
Size: 6′8″ × 9′6″
Palette: Red, ivory, charcoal, and earth tones
Origin: Handmade
Condition: New, handmade
Styling & Placement Tips
This Heriz rug pairs beautifully with rustic wood, leather seating, and mountain-modern or traditional interiors, adding strength and timeless character.
Care
Vacuum regularly without a beater bar, rotate periodically for even wear, and professionally clean as needed.
White-Glove Service
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Heriz wool rug 21892 handmade geometric design Kismet Fine Rugs
About this Weave
Heriz rugs are known for their bold geometry, architectural strength, and exceptional durability. Woven with thick wool and striking designs, they are prized for both beauty and longevity.
