This is a contemporary art and craft design carpet Made in northwestern Iran, this contemporary carpet brings the spirit of Arts and Crafts design to the generous scale and relaxed elegance of the Uşak tradition. Stylized blossoms and scrolling foliage are arranged across a soft blue field, their warm terracotta, ivory, and muted olive tones echoed in the layered floral border. The balanced composition feels richly detailed yet calm, while the softened palette gives the design an inviting, established character.

The carpet draws on the decorative language associated with William Morris and Charles Francis Annesley Voysey, as well as the Irish Arts and Crafts carpets produced by Alexander Morton’s Donegal workshop, where Gavin Morton was a notable designer. It is a contemporary interpretation of that heritage, ideally suited to interiors that pair traditional furnishings with a lighter, more modern sensibility.