This Heriz rug showcases a striking interpretation of the Tree of Life motif, rendered with the bold geometry and architectural clarity characteristic of the region. Set against a rich terracotta field, a rhythmic arrangement of stylized cypress-like trees rises vertically, their angular branches and serrated leaves forming a structured yet lively pattern that symbolizes growth, continuity, and connection between earth and sky. Accents of deep indigo, soft ivory, and muted sky blue provide contrast and depth, while small rosettes and tribal elements animate the negative space. The dark, graphic border—featuring repeating medallions and vinery—frames the composition with strength and balance

Dimensions: 132 x 156 in.;  (11 ft x 13 ft)

Style: Heriz

Materials and Techniques: Wool, Hand-Knotted, Hand-Woven

Place of Origin: Iran

Period: Late 19th Century

Date of Manufacture: 1890