This rug captures the timeless elegance of oriental design with a modern twist. Handwoven from wool, it showcases a rich brown palette that complements a variety of interiors. Its stain-resistant properties make it a practical choice for high-traffic areas.

Pictures show rug as a deeper brown. Actual rug is more like dusty taupe/lighter brown. Trying to decide if I like color or return. The rug is really beautiful and well made.. Laura. Scottsdale, AZ. Tue Sep 13 2022

A perfect blend of classic and modern sensibilities. A revitalization of a classic brocaded pattern with an elegant vine border. This coloration features a heathered-tan Tibetan wool background with design motifs in dusty jade, mint green, gray-blue, and raspberry Chinese silk. The bouclé Tibetan wool border adds another dimension of texture and color. This piece has been crafted by hand in our true 100-knot quality.

The quintessential design - classic ideals made contemporary. An Arts and Crafts-inspired piece for the modern-day age. The heathered, chestnut brown Tibetan wool background is framed by a rich, heathered olive green border in Tibetan wool. The bold design motifs in Chinese silk feature an array of rich and vibrant colors, including hues of citron green, apricot, gold, oxblood, olive green, fawn-brown, cocoa brown, terracotta, yellow, and coral.

A restrained and elegant neo-classical design, at home in a traditional setting or as a counterpoint to a contemporary room design. The champagne Tibetan wool background is accented by design motifs in Tibetan wool. This piece has been crafted by hand.

Visually compelling design geometries call to mind the designs of French modernism, the period between the wars that set the course of design for all of the 20th century, and into the 21st. Woven using Tibetan wool, this coloration features tones of red, terracotta, chocolate brown, ebony, and taupe.

During the sixteenth century the city of Agra, famed for the Taj Mahal, was the capital of the Mughal empire and the cultural center of Indian art forms such as inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and architecture, textile design, and rug & carpet weaving. In nineteenth-century northern India, the art of oriental carpet weaving as a commercial enterprise was revived with stunning results.