Classic 100% wool hand-knotted rug patterns inspired by the geometry found in this traditional rug. Each of these rugs features several fashionable colors and eye-catching motifs. Decidedly traditional yet designed for today.

Very nice rug. Delivered on time.. Anonymous. Tue Jul 28 2026

Their High Touch Weave brings an ancient weave and fine materials to the present sensibilities of today's interior design. Simple geometric patterns, almost hidden within the weave, with muted accents, soft shades, and neutral earth tones, are the main visual characteristics of this series.

This unique, lovely rug is lovely, just a bit thicker than what we wanted. It really changes color in the sunlight, and that is special to us.. Adrienne. Meridian, ID. Mon Nov 27 2023

Inspired by traditional Turkish textiles and patterns, this rug is made from a beautiful blend of classic cotton and luxurious New Zealand wool in earthy and blue tones, with unique, intricate motifs that seem to speak a story all their own. Following a technique and tradition dating back thousands of years, each hand-knotted rug can take two to three master weavers five to six weeks to complete, depending on the size and intricacy of each rug. Every hand-knotted rug is designed to wear beautifully over time, making them heirlooms to be passed down for generations.

Recreating the classic oriental Sultanabad designs, coupling stringent quality standards with the use of only the finest materials, ensuring these rugs will stand up to the rigors of modern life. These elegant hand-knotted revival masterpieces, from Pakistan, are woven from sumptuous hand-spun, vegetable-dyed Ghazni wool. The antique look and overall feel in these exceptional rugs are created by true master craftsmen and leave you with the question, of whether these remarkable pieces are true recreations or antiques.

Specific aspects of colors and designs have been incorporated in this high-quality collection of Timeless classic Oriental designs, hand-knotted in China. The wool used, is a mixture of Mongolian and New Zealand wool. These lustrous wools come from sheep’s wool with a high content of lanolin. This improves the resiliency and therefore the quality of the carpet. The knotting system used is the Oriental Senneh knot. This collection has a high knot count of 190-200 knots per square inch. The results are a sharpness of design seen in the intricate patterns, combined with an overall look of quality.