Art Nouveau Contemporary Floral Warm Tan Handmade Wool & Silk Carpet “Celestine” N11302 11'7" × 22'3" $31,000

This grand hand-knotted rug, measuring 11′7″ × 22′3″ (353 × 678 cm), is a remarkable fusion of European decorative tradition and contemporary Tibetan craftsmanship. Woven from a luxurious blend of wool and silk, it offers both durability and luminous beauty, making it a centerpiece for expansive interiors.

The design presents a captivating interplay of flowing damask motifs and untamed botanical forms. Curling vines, pine cones, and stylized foliage unfold across the field in a composition that feels both ornate and free-spirited. The pattern has a layered quality—at times dense and richly detailed, at others more abstract—creating a visual rhythm that balances structure with spontaneity.

A bold palette defines the rug’s character. Its deep hunter-green ground gradually fades toward lighter tones, creating a subtle gradient effect that lends movement and depth. Against this rich backdrop, the motifs glow in warm gold, their outlines heightened by the shimmering presence of silk. The contrast between the golden ornamentation and the green field gives the rug a regal yet modern air.

Hand-knotted by skilled artisans, the rug combines the resilience of wool with the radiance of silk. The wool provides a strong and comforting foundation, while the silk highlights bring dimension, catching the light and animating the design. The interplay of textures ensures that the pattern feels alive, shifting with perspective and illumination.

With its commanding scale and bold aesthetic, this rug is ideally suited to large interiors such as salons, dining rooms, or gallery spaces. It anchors the room with grandeur, while the fading field and luminous motifs prevent heaviness, instead offering elegance, drama, and timeless sophistication.

Exclusively available at Doris Leslie Blau, where tradition meets design excellence. Doris Leslie Blau offers a broad and varied pricing spectrum, accommodating collectors and designers across a range of budgets—from modest vintage finds to rare, museum-worthy masterpieces.