2'11x4'10 Ft Vintage Afghan Hand Knotted Pile Rug | Ivory Geometric Star Medallion Wool Area Rug Boho Living Room, Bedroom, Entryway Accent

About this rug

This stunning vintage Afghan hand-knotted pile rug features a beautifully open ivory cream field scattered with a rich collection of geometric star and cross medallions in a dazzling array of colors — deep red, olive green, sky blue, golden yellow, and navy. Each medallion is uniquely detailed, giving the rug a lively, folk-art character that feels both traditional and effortlessly decorative. The border is a bold burnt terracotta rust, filled with intricate repeating scroll and hook motifs in blue and gold, framed by a classic diamond lattice inner guard. The rug has natural wool fringe on both ends, confirming its hand-knotted pile construction with a dense, durable wool pile.
This is a true accent piece that works beautifully in a variety of home settings. Whether placed in a living room, bedroom, hallway, or entryway, its ivory background keeps the space feeling bright and airy while the multicolor medallions add warmth, character, and a touch of global artisan charm. The compact 2'11x4'10 size makes it incredibly versatile — perfect as a bedside rug, sofa accent, or a statement piece in a reading nook. Handmade with care and aged to a beautiful patina, this rug is a functional work of art that will elevate any space it lives in.

✅ KEY FEATURES

Type: Hand Knotted Pile Rug (knotted wool pile, not a flatweave/kilim)
Pile Height: Medium Pile
Origin: Afghan / Central Asian tribal tradition
Size: 2'11 x 4'10 ft
Field Color: Ivory / Cream
Design: Scattered geometric star & cross medallions in multicolor
Border: Burnt terracotta rust with scroll, hook & diamond motifs
Colors: Red, olive green, sky blue, gold, navy, ivory, rust
Material: Wool pile on wool foundation
Fringe: Natural wool fringe on both ends
Condition: Vintage with beautiful natural patina
Use Cases: Living room accent, bedroom, entryway, hallway, boho decor

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