HOT ! Celeste Rugs 7\'9\'\'x9\'11\'\' Hand Knotted Slate Oushak Transitional Wool Oriental Area Rug

Guided by a calm, layered transitional style, this 8x10 hand-knotted wool slate rug offers a sophisticated combination of texture, neutrality, and pattern. Built with a medium pile on a durable cotton foundation, the design features a softly structured field influenced by classical Persian arrangements, but without a singular bold medallion. Instead, stylized florals, palmettes, and vine motifs are evenly spaced to create a consistent, rhythmic pattern. The slate-and-gray foundation contains tonal variation that adds subtle depth and an understated aged character, while muted brown and beige accents introduce warmth. The border reinforces the theme with botanical and geometric motifs in coordinated gray and earth tones, framing the rug with refined balance. Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, and open-concept interiors, this rug fulfills U.S. décor trends centered around versatile neutrals, timeless pattern structure, and luxury hand-knotted craftsmanship suited to modern-classic design.

• Exact Size: 7\'9\"x9\'11\"


• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug


• Yarn: Wool


• Color: Slate, Gray, Brown, Beige, Multi


• Origin: India


• Pile Height: 0.5 inch


• Condition: New


• Condition Description: New With Tags


• Rug#: CL20537

Story Behind the Art: Emerging in the late 19th century, the Arts &amp



Crafts rug style was a direct reaction to mass-produced textiles and a call to return to handcrafted artistic expression. The movement’s core, led by William Morris, revolved around richly detailed organic motifs—curving vines, stylized fruit, layered foliage, and floral clusters. As the aesthetic progressed, influences from Art Nouveau, Mission-style structure, Native American geometry, and Caucasian tribal weaving added versatility. Today, Arts &amp



Crafts rugs remain desirable for their natural themes and timeless palettes, commonly searched as “craftsman-style rug,” “Morris &amp



Co floral carpet,” and “nature-inspired wool rug.”