The Antique Chinese - Peking Room Size Wool Rug is an exceptional example of early 20th-century craftsmanship, dating back to the 1920s. Hand-knotted in China, this rectangular rug features a rich chocolate brown field that provides a sophisticated foundation for any formal living or dining space. The design showcases stylized floral motifs in soft cream, light blue, and beige, reflecting a blend of traditional Chinese iconography and Art Deco sensibilities. A multi-layered indigo border with meandering vines frames the composition, adding striking contrast. With a sturdy wool pile height of 0.5 inches, this piece offers both comfort and historical significance. Its spacious, open field and saturated color palette make it a refined choice for anchoring large rooms.
Make a statement with texture, clean lines, and color. This rug features our most exquisite handmade technique, classic linear design, and luxurious viscose in a variety of beautiful colors. The perfect accent to any decor.
Gorgeous color- Very thick and soft (5-star). There was a metal tab on the rug that was impossible to break off and created a hole.(1star) I didn’t wanna deal with return. Margaret. Fredericksburg, VA. Tue Feb 10 2026
The Paska Collection is the exception to our rule. purist philosophy focuses on the creation of hand-made, high-end rugs. The Paska Collection rugs are the single machine-woven exception that live up to our very high standards. The hand-finished rugs have a soft look and feel, beautiful patina, and are wonderfully pliable. The heavy rug pile is semi-plush and hand-knotted-like in quality, conveying the highest standard of quality that strives for.
Our Modern Tibet 3 Collection comprises fine hand-knotted carpets made in Nepal. Hand-crafted with wool and up to 50% silk, these innovative designs are both refreshing and modern.
Based on authentic oriental designs and using only the finest of wool, these hand-knotted rugs are truly timeless classics. These traditional styles reflect the classic patterns that have created the most beautiful of decors over the centuries.
