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

Fereghan in west Persia came to prominence in the 18th century under the rule of Shah Nadir who exerted an influence on its weaving and production. The carpets from this area were prized even at this time. The patterns derive from the weavers of Herat who settled here in the early 19th century adding color and harmony.

Bringing style and good design to life. Expertly hand-knotted with handspun "Gazni" wool. Gazni wool is from sheep that live in the mountainous area of Afghanistan that borders northern Pakistan. It is a thick yarn with a high content of lanolin resulting in a sturdy yet soft texture. Placed in a wide variety of room settings they will bring a sumptuous look and feel to the area.

Inspired by the beauty of classical designs, this area rug offers a traditional touch that works for every home decor goal. Transform the look and mood of your guest room, dining room, and bedroom with this piece of floor art. This rug is also made of 100% Raw Handspun New Zealand Wool, making it the perfect mix of style, durability, and luxury.

This elegantly handwoven rug is from India and woven from the finest wool to create a soft and luxurious piece that will work well in many different settings.

This 20th-century vintage American floral folk art hooked rug is a classic example of a scatter rug, perfect for adding historical charm to any home. Hand-crafted in the United States, this rectangular wool rug features a delicate floral motif with a naive, hand-wrought quality. The design is anchored by a luminous ivory and cream foundation, showcasing a soft, heathered abrash where tones shift between buttermilk and antique parchment. Created by manually pulling loops of wool through a sturdy backing, the rug offers a dense, nubby texture and a 0.5-inch pile height. Its versatile scatter size makes it an ideal decorative piece for entryways or bedsides, bridging the gap between historical resourcefulness and modern cottagecore aesthetics. This piece represents a unique form of domestic Americana history, transforming spaces with hand-crafted warmth and botanical charm.