SINO ART DECO HAND KNOTTED RUG, 9.0 x 12.3 (274cm x 373cm)

Made In: China – 26-526 

Style: Art Deco

Design: Floral Medallion

Exact Size: 9ft 0in x 12ft 3in, 126.3lbs (274cm x 373cm, 57.4kg)

Weave: 100% Hand Knotted

Pile: Wool - Full

Foundation: Wool

Field Color: Green

Border Color: Ivory

$900.00

Condition/Description: This hand-knotted Chinese Art Deco revival carpet is built around a saturated teal field. This creates a calm, uninterrupted plane of color that instantly grounds a space without overwhelming it. The composition is intentionally minimal with a floating floral and vessel motifs, soft ivory framing, and delicate corner detailing that feels placed rather than patterned. This is the opposite of a busy rug. It’s the kind of piece designers reach for when a room needs to feel resolved, elevated, and quiet. This is where the rug supports the architecture instead of competing with it. This rug is 40+ years old and is in excellent condition. This rug was acquired from an established Asian antiquities dealer. Clean and ready to be enjoyed. FLAT RATE SHIPPING OF $300.00 FOR THIS RUG WITHIN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Flat rate shipping is billed separately after the invoice has been paid. 12ft 3in x 9ft, 126lbs. LOT REF 26-526.

Chinese Art Deco revival style rugs are hand-knotted carpets inspired by early 20th-century Chinese designs that were originally created for Western interiors during the Art Deco period. Unlike traditional Persian rugs, they emphasize open fields, restrained composition, and deliberate use of negative space, often featuring a central medallion or scattered symbolic motifs such as vases, florals, or scholar objects. Their palettes are typically soft, atmospheric, and color-driven—ivory, teal, blush, gold—designed to harmonize with architecture rather than dominate it. Revival examples, produced later in the 20th century (often in Chinese workshops), maintain this aesthetic but focus more on decorative impact and interior design flexibility than collector-level knot density, making them especially valued today as calm, architectural foundation pieces in refined, designer-led spaces.