The finest wools are utilized in this Tibetan-style contemporary rug. Hand-knotted, in colors that reflect today's fashion and decorating styles, it melds traditional craftsmanship with up-to-date design sensibility.

Simplicity tells an elegant story here. Hand-knotted of wool in a Tibetan weave, each rug in this collection displays multi-tonal striations that, depending on the style of your furniture, incorporate seamlessly into contemporary as well as traditional environments.

Anonymous. Sun Mar 15 2026

Traditional Tibetan patterns are reinterpreted in this line of contemporary designs. Each rug is hand-knotted in lustrous wool in subtle color palettes that coordinate perfectly with any setting.

Dianne. Monroe, LA. Tue Oct 14 2025

The Liberty collection infuses homes with traditional design and exceptional artisan-made accents. The hand-knotted Leone area rug showcases mini-medallions with tribal detailing. Pink, brown, and beige tones ground this durable wool rug, while the blue pattern adds a pop of global-inspired character. This trade exclusive rug brings balanced color, craftsmanship, and timeless style to everyday interiors.

Both touch and sight are delighted in this line of luscious hand-knotted designs. A unique blend of wool and lustrous viscose yields a surface as soft to the hand as it is rich to the eye. The understated elegance of deep, saturated tones and sturdy construction completes this picture of luxury and durability.

This hand-woven area rug brings a structured, geometric look to your floors with its clean-lined diamond motif. It’s crafted from a durable blend of jute and wool, offering a natural, organic texture that suits low-traffic areas like your main bedroom or home office. The flatweave design provides a low profile, making it a practical choice for placement near doorways where clearance is needed. Its reversible construction allows you to flip the piece for even wear over time. We recommend pairing this piece with a rug pad to prevent slipping.

Very nice.. Mary Ann. Easton, CT. Tue May 25 2021