The meticulous art of hand-embroidered textiles from Uzbekistan tribes inspired the Suzani collection of rugs. Bold motifs, particularly pomegranates, the sun, and the moon, are frequent elements, their simple yet compelling designs made even more spectacular in wool and silk. Once traditional pieces of a dowry, these rugs will easily become part of families for years to come.

This elegantly hand-knotted rug is from India and knotted from the finest wool and cotton to create a soft and luxurious piece that will work well in so many different settings.

This area rug uses designs, colors, and shades of the 19th century oriental weavers these authentic oriental antique designs recreate this classic look and style. Hand-knotted from the finest quality wools. For over two centuries, these designs have bought both style and luxury to a room and today they still create a look and impact that, can work so well, in both a traditional and also a more relaxed country setting.

This collection is based on antique oriental rug design but uses a contemporary color palette. The main characteristic of these rugs is the noticeable abrash (color change), a new technique of weaving between two color hues, which imparts an antique look. Handwoven in China with a very high knot count and using only the finest wools, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one. With a very high knot count of approximately 240 knots per square inch, and using only the finest wools from New Zealand & Mongolia, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one.

This collection is based on antique oriental rug design but uses a contemporary color palette. The main characteristic of these rugs is the noticeable abrash (color change), a new technique of weaving between two color hues, which imparts an antique look. Hand-knotted in China with a very high knot count and using only the finest wools, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one. With a very high knot count of approximately 240 knots per square inch, and using only the finest wools from New Zealand & Mongolia, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one.