Antique Art Deco Rug With Brown & Lavender Geometric Design - Rug & Kilim

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This 4x5 antique circular rug is an exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim’s Antique collection from the esteemed archives … Read more This 4x5 antique circular rug is an exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim’s Antique collection from the esteemed archives of Y & B Bolour—a striking Art Deco masterpiece featuring a quintessential geometric starburst design, hand-knotted in wool and originating circa 1920-1929.

On the Design:

This antique circular rug perfectly encapsulates the glamorous, modernist sensibilities that defined the Jazz Age. Admirers of the craft will appreciate the sophisticated, stylized starburst medallion—a hallmark motif of the Art Deco movement symbolizing the energy and optimism of the modern era. The rug demonstrates a remarkable transition from traditional botanical motifs to striking, machine-age geometric abstraction. The design reflects the peak of European modernism, translating a classic central floral concept into a dynamic, jagged arrangement of sharply angled layers and zigzagging contours reminiscent of iconic 1920s architecture.

The colorway features a sophisticated palette of earth tones—a warm beige field that serves as the perfect canvas for radiating bands of golden mustard, dusty mauve, and rich chocolate brown. This gradient effect creates visual depth and a mesmerizing sense of kinetic energy and outward movement, beautifully echoing the speed and dynamism celebrated by Art Deco principles. Despite the bold, geometric format, the design is elegantly contained by a tailored, concentric double border at the circumference. Its bold, architectural lines and harmonious color relationships make it exceptionally versatile for contemporary interiors, demonstrating how the most forward-thinking creations of the Roaring Twenties maintain their relevance and breathtaking visual impact across changing design epochs.

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This antique art deco rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. See less