Description
Origin: Pakistan (modern weaving centers, often following traditional Persian or Turkish influences)
Actual Dimensions: 5′ 10″ × 5′ 11″ (rounded 6×6)
Style: Transitional
Material: Wool (hand-knotted pile, cotton foundation standard in Pakistani production)
Color Palette: Soft beige and light taupe overall field, subtle ivory and pale gray accents, faint hints of muted gold or sage in the low-contrast pattern
This new handmade Pakistani Oriental rug features an all-over subtle design on a warm beige field, giving it a quiet, elegant appearance. The pattern includes delicate repeating floral vines, small palmettes, and cloud-like arabesques drawn in slightly darker beige and gray tones, creating gentle texture without bold outlines. The borders are understated with narrow bands of simple repeating motifs and fine guard stripes that frame the piece cleanly, resulting in a versatile transitional look that feels modern yet rooted in classic Oriental tradition.
Pakistani rugs are hand-knotted in workshops using techniques similar to Persian styles, with high knot counts for fine detail and a soft, even pile. New pieces like this one use vegetable-dyed or good quality wool that starts with a fresh appearance but will develop character over time with use. The transitional style bridges traditional motifs with contemporary color restraint, making it popular for blending with varied decor.
This near-square size is excellent for smaller living rooms, under a coffee table with seating around it, in bedrooms at the foot of a bed, or in entry foyers where a compact yet impactful rug is needed. The wool pile provides plush comfort, natural durability for daily use, and easy care through regular vacuuming and prompt spot treatment. Affordable new hand-knotted rugs like this deliver good craftsmanship and timeless appeal without the higher cost of vintage or antique pieces.