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Celeste Rugs 3x5 Gray Hand Knotted Oushak Traditional Wool Oriental Area Rug

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Celeste Rugs 3x5 Gray Hand Knotted Oushak Traditional Wool Oriental Area RugSoft, washed neutrals make this LoomBloom Rugs 3x5 hand knotted Peshawar rug an ideal choice for U. S. buyers searching 3x5 traditional wool rug, small oriental rug for entryway, or muted vintage style area rug. A gentle gray base is layered with subdued tones of blue, aqua, moss, and beige, creating a relaxed, lived in look that pairs easily with modern American interiors. The low wool cut pile contributes to a slightly worn appearancea hallmark of

Soft, washed neutrals make this LoomBloom Rugs 3x5 hand knotted Peshawar rug an ideal choice for U.S. buyers searching 3x5 traditional wool rug, small oriental rug for entryway, or muted vintage style area rug. A gentle gray base is layered with subdued tones of blue, aqua, moss, and beige, creating a relaxed, lived-in look that pairs easily with modern American interiors. The low wool cut pile contributes to a slightly worn appearance—a hallmark of traditional Peshawar weaving, where designs are intentionally softened and colors are subdued through careful dyeing and finishing. Floral and vine motifs unfold evenly across the field, and a narrow border echoes the same muted earth tones without pulling focus from the center. Finished on a cotton foundation, this rectangular rug supports durability and comfort while maintaining a refined, natural look suitable for bedrooms, hallways, and offices.
  • Exact Size: 3x5
  • Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
  • Yarn: Wool
  • Color: Gray, Aqua, Moss, Beige, Tan, Muted Earth Tones
  • Origin: Pakistan
  • Pile Height: 0.25 inch
  • Condition: New
  • Condition Description: New With Tags
  • Rug#: CL20345

Story Behind the Art: Hand-knotted rug weaving represents one of Pakistan’s most significant artisan industries, with origins tracing back to the 11th century during Mughal influence. Skilled craftsmen developed expertise in producing rugs featuring guls, medallions, paisleys (botehs), traceries, and geometric motifs arranged in refined combinations. The Peshawar style is especially recognized for its thinly sheared pile, large-scale design format, and softly faded coloration achieved through finishing processes such as stone washing. This treatment produces antique ivory and warm golden undertones that are highly sought after in searches like “vintage ivory wool rug” and “antique finish traditional area rug.” Built on durable cotton foundations and woven with resilient wool, these rugs combine decorative sophistication with understated elegance, making them a versatile choice for both traditional and transitional interiors.

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