Origin: Egypt
Vintage, mid to late 20th century
Actual Dimensions: 9′ 3″ × 12′ 1″ (rounded 9×12)
Style: Traditional
Material: Wool
Color Palette: Sand Beige, Terracotta, Sage Green, Slate Blue, and Tan
This Egyptian Sultanabad rug is a masterful recreation of the classic Persian designs that emerged from the Arak district in the 19th century. It features an expansive, all-over pattern of oversized palmettes and curling floral vines, known for their airy and uncrowded aesthetic. The field is a warm sand beige, providing a neutral backdrop that allows the muted terracotta and sage accents to stand out without being overwhelming.
Hand-knotted in Egypt using premium wool, this rug demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship and a soft, durable pile. The weavers have utilized a specific washing technique to give the fibers a slightly distressed, antique appearance, mimicking the desirable patina of a century-old textile. This process results in a rug that feels both historic and fresh, fitting perfectly into the “New Antique” category of high-end floor coverings.
With its generous dimensions and versatile color palette, this piece is an ideal choice for a large living room or a formal dining area. Its lack of a central medallion makes it easy to place furniture on top without worrying about centering, while the sturdy wool construction ensures it can handle high-traffic areas with ease. This rug offers a sophisticated blend of traditional Persian artistry and modern Egyptian production quality.
























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