An introduction to master rug weaving from India. These designs are revivals of Agra patterns from the Mughul period. What distinguishes these hand-knotted agra patterns. The new innovation of this rug is the texture and colors. The antique effect in these rugs is achieved with a combination of the finest quality spun wool together with a simple soap wash and new contemporary colors. The wool in these rugs retains its natural lanolin, which one can feel by hand, in the pile.

Boasting a long and storied history, antique rugs and carpets that were knotted in India are among the more intriguing of all oriental rugs. Inspired by traditional designs the style and patterns in this hand-knotted blend of wool and viscose rugs have been cleverly updated to create a transitional look that will work so well in a wide variety of settings.

A luxurious combination of 40% soft silk together with 60% of the finest of wool comes together in these hand-knotted rugs. Woven by master weavers, the designs are current and contemporary patterns. The transitional nature of these beautiful pieces lends themselves so well to today's styles and helps to give a look to a room that is both relaxing and contemplative.

This rug showcases an intricate pattern in an artwork of Black And Ivory tones. Hand-knotted from the highest quality of Wool, it is both luxurious and durable. The colors and design provide an elegant foundation that brings a sophisticated feel to any space. Features -Hand-Knotted construction. -Made of Wool

A luxurious combination comes together in these hand-knotted rugs. Knotted by master weavers in India the designs are current and contemporary floral patterns. The transitional nature of these beautiful pieces lends themselves so well to today's styles and helps to give a look to a room that is both relaxing and contemplative.

The opulence of a king from a golden era is revisited in this carpet. Hand-knotted with the finest wools that reflect jeweled tones of a royal treasure. Hand-knotted with the finest blend of Chinese Mongolian wool and New Zealand wool.