Vibrant patterns and rich colors combine in this hand-knotted rug designed to work well in today's interiors. Its silky look and feel are created by the use of lustrous viscose.

With understated palettes and all-over designs, these rugs in the Mogul collection will bring timeless sophistication to any room. Influenced by a spectrum of Turkish, Indian, and Persian designs, our artisans who hand-knotted these wool rugs imbue craftsmanship and enduring traditions into every piece.

Bring home a one-of-a-kind 1920s Chinese antique hand-knotted wool rug featuring floral patterning in Red tones. Its Red palette is woven by hand in wool, giving a surface no factory reproduction can match. Its red coloring reads as soft yet characterful and layers beautifully with both antique and modern furnishings. Measuring approximately 8' x 9' 6", it is scaled to ground a living room, dining room, or primary bedroom. As a single original weaving, no two are alike, making it a genuine collectible for layered, design-forward interiors.

This area rug combines timeless elegance with classic design, making it a stunning addition to any home. Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, it features a rich tapestry of patterns that evoke the grandeur of traditional styles. Made from wool, it delivers a soft, inviting texture underfoot, perfect for living rooms or dining areas.

Experience the epitome of classic design with a twist through our vibrance rugs. Each hand-knotted masterpiece showcases traditional patterns transformed by brilliant, vibrant colors. With a unique touch, these rugs are meticulously washed in 100% natural botanical dyes, revealing hidden nuances within the intricate designs. Built to transcend passing trends, their sturdy construction guarantees years of resilience even in high-traffic areas.

Bijar designs are a fine weave and feature either traditional all-over designs. They use traditional Persian motifs that were often created on a larger scale than in traditional Persian designs. They are also distinguished by differences in the use of bold colors.