Create a dramatic focal point with this hand-tufted wool rug. The design features a classic oriental pattern heavily distressed by vertical "rain-like" striations, offering a moody, abstract vintage aesthetic. With a plush 0.75-inch pile, it brings sophisticated comfort and a grounding, dark palette to libraries, dining rooms, or living spaces.

This rug showcases an intricate pattern in an artwork of brown tones. Hand-knotted from the highest quality wool, it is both luxurious and durable. The colors and design provide an elegant foundation that brings a sophisticated feel to any space.

Both touch and sight are delighted in this line of luscious Hand-knotted designs. A lustrous viscose texture yields a surface as soft to the hand as it is rich to the eye. The understated elegance of deep, saturated tones and sturdy construction completes this picture of luxury and durability.

This Ikat area rug is hand-woven from wool, it brings a touch of artisanal craftsmanship to your space. The traditional Ikat pattern, combined with the soft texture of wool, offers a warm and inviting foundation for any room. Its stain-resistant properties make it a practical choice for busy areas, while the hand-knotted detailing ensures each piece is a work of art.

Very nice quality rug, tightly woven, and colors look very close to the photo online. They are rich but muted. The red is almost a red-brown. My only complaint is that it is described as "hand-knotted", which means there should be a plush cut pile on the top, and knots on the underside. But this is actually a flat-weave rug - thinner and has no pile. Not exactly a soft surface, but not scratchy either. Acceptably comfortable to bare feet, but will definitely require a good felt rug pad to feel ok underfoot, or to sit on the floor, which I like to do in front of the fire. It has a good weight and does not wrinkle or slip at the edges.. Stephanne. Scotts Valley, CA. Sat Dec 07 2024

Classic Gabbeh designs have been given a contemporary update to create a line of genuine power loom wool rugs that will brighten up any room. The naturally tonal variations of these simple geometrics produce a delightful sense of texture.

Janie. Joelton, TN. Thu Feb 02 2023

The Balouchis live on the border district between persia and Afghanistan. Balouchi is a generic term of nomads consisting of smaller tribes with varied origin. Their livelihood consists of agriculture, raising sheep, goats and camels together with carpet manufacturing. The Balouch carpets have a close relationship with carpets from Afghanistan and Turkmenistan. The colors are often dull and dark red, dark blue, black and brown. The patterns are geometrical with curvilinear life trees. They are often designed as prayer carpets with a prayer niche. Sometimes, the carpets have decorative kelims on the short sides to protect the carpet against wear. The long sides often consist of many cables, made with goat and horse hair. The warp is made of wool or a mixture of wool and goat hair and newer carpets have a warp made of cotton. The workmanship is of high quality; these carpets are tight and thin and give a real feeling of genuine nomadic handicraft. The carpets are mostly made in small sizes with lively patterns and prayer carpets are common.