Just In 1940's European Hand Knotted Rug, 9x12 - "heart Of Europe" Special Discount [50QMJ9U8]

1940's European Hand Knotted Rug Highlight

Discover the timeless allure of the "Heart of Europe" rug, a stunning 1940's European hand-knotted masterpiece that seamlessly blends art and comfort. This room-size rug is not just a floor covering; it's a piece of history and a statement of style. Crafted with meticulous care, it features a rich tapestry of geometric and botanical motifs, including hearts, fleur de lis, vases, blossoms, and tendrils, all set against a vibrant deep crimson field. The rug's unique design and color palette make it a perfect centerpiece for any room, offering a harmonious blend of blues, light yellow, white, olive brown, and pink.

Product Specifications and Features

This rug is a testament to the artistry of European weavers from the 1940s, with a country of origin that may include Austria, Spain, or Hungary. Measuring 107x147 inches, it boasts a thickness of 1/3 inch and is made from wool pile on a linen and cotton foundation. Despite its age, the rug is in fair antique condition, with vibrant colors and stunning design. Notable features include a hand-stitched patchwork from a 1940's Persian rug to repair four small damaged areas, ensuring its durability and authenticity.

• Size: 107x147 inches
• Materials: Wool pile on linen & cotton foundation
• Age: c. 1940's

Practical Uses and Target Audience

The "Heart of Europe" rug is perfect for those who appreciate the fusion of art and comfort in their living spaces. Whether you're a collector of vintage textiles or someone looking to add a touch of European elegance to your home, this rug is an excellent choice. Its versatile design allows it to complement a variety of decor styles, from traditional to contemporary. The rug's vibrant colors and intricate patterns are sure to bring warmth and charm to any room. Additionally, the 30-day money-back guarantee (with shipping) or 7-day money-back guarantee (local pick-up) ensures your satisfaction. Experience the beauty and history of this 1940's European hand-knotted rug today!