Geometric Hemp Area Rugs

Introducing our exquisite hand knotted area rug, a timeless addition to any space. Crafted with exceptional skill, this rug showcases a captivating Indigo/Denim color palette, embodying a sense of serene sophistication. Standing at a comfortable height of 1/4, the subtle yet luxurious texture comes from the high-quality blend of hemp and jute, promising durability and sustainable charm. Expert artisans in India have carefully constructed this piece, employing centuries-old hand knotting techniques to ensure each rug is unique. The design features a dynamic interplay of geometric lines that exude a classic yet contemporary vibe, suitable for a variety of decors, from the modern to the more traditional. Beautifully versatile, this rug not only enhances your decor but also offers a gentle underfoot experience. Elevate your home with this splendid example of Indian craftsmanship, where each thread tells a story of heritage and elegance.

Jaihonna. Oakland, CA. Mon Mar 28 2016

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

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

I received the wrong rug!!!! Please come and get this rug and bring me mine. Disappointing.. Julane. Laguna Beach, CA. Fri Oct 09 2026

Introducing our exquisite accent area rug, the epitome of craftsmanship and sustainable luxury. This beautiful piece boasts a striking indigo color and is meticulously constructed using the traditional hand-knotted technique, which ensures durability and a unique touch to each rug. Made with the finest hemp and jute, our rug is not only naturally durable but also bears an eco-friendly footprint, hailing directly from the artisanal communities of India. Featuring a modest height of 1/4, it is perfect for adorning any room without overwhelming the space. The pattern of the rug captures the essence of timeless design, presenting a geometric motif that is both bold and sophisticated. The combination of sharp indigo lines juxtaposed against a neutral backdrop creates a captivating visual that draws the eye and anchors your living space with style. Whether you are looking to add a touch of elegance to your office or a cozy, artistic vibe to your home, this area rug is the perfect selection that harmoniously blends traditional techniques with contemporary design.

Beautiful rug, the color is even more rich in person. I was concerned the jute content might make it rough, but it's really soft!. Christina. Buxton, ME. Fri Jan 15 2021

The river weave mixes rugged hemp with luxe cotton and a subtle touch of gold to elevate its earthy texture. This renewable fiber style is available with/without tassels.

A modern Setana/Lama weave rug in vibrant colors. Bold geometric shapes in sophisticated crimson hues combine to produce a rug design to anchor any room. This modern hand-knotted area rug will enliven any space with vibrant color. This rug has a pile height of approximately 0.55 inches.

Classic without being formal. This eastern inspired design combines heathered nuances with bold pattern. A stylish rug that sets a tone, but plays well with the furniture. Shanghai Tweed has beautiful natural variations of gray from undyed Himalayan wool, with geometric accents in hemp.

Woven with intention and artistry, this exclusive collection blends raw hemp and jute in a distinctive 4x30 knot construction—a tightly executed format that enhances strength and pattern clarity. Tess features a triple-weave Sumack technique, known for its rich texture and dimensional feel. Each piece is hand-knotted with a subtle twist in the fibers, giving it a braided, almost sculptural surface.

Classic without being formal. This eastern-inspired design combines heathered nuances with bold patterns. A stylish rug that sets a tone, but plays well with the furniture. A modern, rich espresso brown is highlighted with a sophisticated contrast of natural undyed hemp.

Love this rug! Exactly what I wanted.... Coby. Dallas, TX. Mon Jun 21 2021

Woven with intention and artistry, Cleo blends raw hemp and jute in a distinctive 4x30 knot construction—a tightly executed format that enhances strength and pattern clarity. She features a triple-weave Sumak technique, known for its rich texture and dimensional feel. Each piece is hand-knotted with a subtle twist in the fibers, giving it a braided, almost sculptural surface.

The Modern Collection explores hand-woven design through abstract patterning, solid tonal fields, and subtle surface variation. Each rug is crafted from hemp, hand-woven to create a smooth finish with natural depth in tone. Vibrant contemporary hues are balanced with shifting pile heights, creating texture and dimension that move with light and perspective. Designed to sit naturally within contemporary interiors.

This plant-based hemp rug is handwoven by master artisans from smooth and sturdy fiber offering exceptional texture, beauty, and durability blended with a smooth, silky chenille material suitable for high-traffic areas and great for layering. Bring the outside in with this soft and durable rug.

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

The river weave mixes rugged hemp with luxe cotton and a subtle touch of gold to elevate its earthy texture. This renewable fiber style is available with/without tassels.

Cobblestone texture in wool and hemp. A carpet that revels in un-dyed materials. An understated light beige with natural variations in color gives Cobblestone Linen added texture, a carpet that marries casual and luxury.

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

A crisp, modern design on the bias, masterfully constructed with hemp and linen accents. Laura Kirar rug Archloop was hand-knotted in Nepal under our Care and Fair Nepal program which ensures the highest social and environmental responsibility in our production process. Archloop Yellow is made of natural white wool which has natural hemp peppered throughout the carpet. It also incorporates black accents also crafted of Himalayan wool. The yellow accents create movement through this geometric rug design which is crafted from linen. Archloop Yellow is handcrafted using our Tibetan Lama weave which has a pile height of about 0.45 inches.

Abstract Fall Color by Laura Kirar is a beautiful carpet with a brilliant mix of colors to brighten any space. This rug was handcrafted in Nepal of Tibetan wool and hemp in an interesting mix of cool tones with an abstract, geometrical pattern. The finish of this rug is highly textured.

A crisp, modern design on the bias, this grey wool rug is masterfully constructed with hemp and linen accents. Archloop, designed for Tufenkian by Laura Kirar, was hand-knotted in Nepal under our Care and Fair Nepal program which ensures the highest social and environmental responsibility in our production process. Archloop Carbon is made of smokey grey wool which has natural hemp peppered throughout the carpet. The accents are natural white wool and striking neon yellow linen. The yellow accents create movement through this geometric rug design. Archloop was also made in a white colorway called Yellow. Archloop Carbon is handcrafted using our Tibetan Lama weave which has a pile height of about 0.45 inches.

A subtle sense of texture is created by the high and low surfaces of this sophisticated collection of power loom designs. The clever use of linen in contemporary patterns and updated neutral tones work perfectly in any setting. Quality construction and fibers ensure durability.

This hand-knotted area rug is a beautiful border design that is simple yet elegant. The texture is further emphasized by the blend of loop knots and cut knots used to create the bubble pattern of the rug. The field of this rug is linen with texture created in the monochromatic color by slight light and dark variations in the fiber and has a thin warm beige border in wool. The quiet nature of this rug makes it a perfect addition to drawing out the inherent nature of any design.

This Kilim is a bold new addition to the Scandinavian Collection by Rug & Kilim. Handwoven in wool and natural yarns, its design reflects a contemporary take on mid-century Rollakans and Swedish Deco style. On the Design: This new flat weave reinvents vintage Scandinavian Kilim in ways that both honor the Swedish minimalist aesthetic and modernize its construction. Our use of undyed natural yarns, for example, lends a subtle striae with more of a sense of movement and depth—a subtle nod to Rollakan techniques in a modern fashion. The choice of colors, too, explores their retro feel in a more refreshed, vibrant quality. This particular Kilim enjoys a range of sage green, beige-brown, charcoal, and even pink accents with such playful presence. It’s a smart balance of new and chic that brings mid-century geometric patterns a fabulous new look and feel.  Our flat weave further enjoys a thick, more durable body than any flat weave in high-end rugs. It’s a hallmark of our Kilim design, and another contemporary contribution to the Scandinavian aesthetic that sits comfortably anywhere. Custom Capable: All sizes available—inquire for a quote.

The unusual use of linen, both durable and fashionable, in this hand-knotted Sumak flat weave modern collection, sets it in a class apart. Subtle, all-over designs are produced with carefully modulated tonal palettes.

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

This rug showcases an intricate pattern in an artwork of Dark Grey And Grey tones. Hand-knotted from the highest quality of Hemp And Wool, it is both luxurious and durable. The colors and design provide an elegant foundation that brings a sophisticated feel to any space. Features -Hand-Knotted construction. -Made of Hemp And Wool

Handcrafted in India, this Gray Hand-Knotted Vertical Stripes Geometric Rug exemplifies refined craftsmanship suitable for contemporary interiors. Constructed from a blend of cotton, viscose, and hemp, this piece features a sophisticated flatweave structure that offers a low-profile and highly durable surface ideal for high-traffic areas. The design employs a graphic simplicity with vertical bands of deep charcoal, utilizing texture rather than complex motifs to achieve visual depth. Its linear composition and robust weave make it a versatile choice for anchoring a minimalist living space or defining a transitional zone. With a pile height of 0.5 inches, this Kilim rug provides both comfort and architectural definition without overwhelming your existing decor.

Handwoven from hemp and originating from Turkey circa 1950-1959, this 5x7 vintage kilim joins Rug & Kilim’s Kilim & Flat Weave collection. It features a beautifully textured striped layout rendered in warm ivory, camel, and deep chocolate brown tones, creating a beautiful design using hemp yarn sourced from mid-century textiles. The natural flatweave offers an organic, minimalist look made with hemp that has high tensile strength and durability. On the Design: This vintage flatweave exemplifies the profound utilitarian mastery of mid-twentieth century Turkish textile production. Rural weavers relied heavily on locally cultivated hemp or *kenevir* that is highly durable and has great tensile strength to produce indispensable household and agrarian textiles. Woven primarily on narrow horizontal ground looms, these robust flatweaves functioned as heavy duty storage sacks or *çuval*, protective floor coverings, and resilient transport wrappers. The architectural integrity of these pieces was paramount. By employing a tightly packed, weft-faced plain weave, artisans created a highly durable textile capable of enduring severe daily wear. Weavers emphasized pure structural rhythm, utilizing sequential stripes to maximize the tensile strength of the fabric. This distillation of form yielded a striking, elemental aesthetic born directly from the necessities of pastoral survival. This particular mid-century exemplar translates that historic agrarian tradition into a sophisticated canvas of quiet minimalism. Meticulously handwoven from naturally pigmented vintage hemp, the textile presents a robust, heavily textured handle that speaks to its authentic origins. The design features a distinct, rhythmic striped layout, where bold bands of deep chocolate brown and subtle accents of camel alternate methodically across a warm ivory field. These contrasting darker yarns were historically woven into the unbleached bast fibers to create visual boundaries and reinforce the structural framework of the weave. The inherent irregularities of the hand spun hemp introduce organic fluctuations and varying thicknesses along every woven line. This beautifully tactile construction ensures that the deeply rooted history and soulful character of the original material are preserved, offering a uniquely character rich flatweave perfectly suited for discerning institutional collections and modern interiors alike. Condition: This vintage Turkish kilim rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. The accompanying book, The Antwerp Six by Bruloot, Geert; Cockx, Romy; Debo, Kaat., is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B385) can be acquired independently through our bookstore,here.

Handwoven from hemp and originating from Turkey circa 1950-1959, this 5x7 vintage kilim joins Rug & Kilim’s Kilim & Flat Weave collection. It features a beautifully textured striped layout rendered in warm ivory, camel, and deep chocolate brown tones, creating a beautiful design using hemp yarn sourced from mid-century textiles. The natural flatweave offers an organic, minimalist look made with hemp that has high tensile strength and durability. On the Design: This vintage flatweave exemplifies the profound utilitarian mastery of mid-twentieth century Turkish textile production. Rural weavers relied heavily on locally cultivated hemp or *kenevir* that is highly durable and has great tensile strength to produce indispensable household and agrarian textiles. Woven primarily on narrow horizontal ground looms, these robust flatweaves functioned as heavy duty storage sacks or *çuval*, protective floor coverings, and resilient transport wrappers. The architectural integrity of these pieces was paramount. By employing a tightly packed, weft-faced plain weave, artisans created a highly durable textile capable of enduring severe daily wear. Weavers emphasized pure structural rhythm, utilizing sequential stripes to maximize the tensile strength of the fabric. This distillation of form yielded a striking, elemental aesthetic born directly from the necessities of pastoral survival. This particular mid-century exemplar translates that historic agrarian tradition into a sophisticated canvas of quiet minimalism. Meticulously handwoven from naturally pigmented vintage hemp, the textile presents a robust, heavily textured handle that speaks to its authentic origins. The design features a distinct, rhythmic striped layout, where bold bands of deep chocolate brown and subtle accents of camel alternate methodically across a warm ivory field. These contrasting darker yarns were historically woven into the unbleached bast fibers to create visual boundaries and reinforce the structural framework of the weave. The inherent irregularities of the hand spun hemp introduce organic fluctuations and varying thicknesses along every woven line. This beautifully tactile construction ensures that the deeply rooted history and soulful character of the original material are preserved, offering a uniquely character rich flatweave perfectly suited for discerning institutional collections and modern interiors alike. Condition: This vintage Turkish kilim rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. The accompanying book, The Antwerp Six by Bruloot, Geert; Cockx, Romy; Debo, Kaat., is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B385) can be acquired independently through our bookstore,here.

Handwoven from hemp and originating from Turkey circa 1950-1959, this 5x7 vintage kilim joins Rug & Kilim’s Kilim & Flat Weave collection. It features a beautifully textured striped layout rendered in warm ivory, camel, and deep chocolate brown tones, creating a beautiful design using hemp yarn sourced from mid-century textiles. The natural flatweave offers an organic, minimalist look made with hemp that has high tensile strength and durability. On the Design: This vintage flatweave exemplifies the profound utilitarian mastery of mid-twentieth century Turkish textile production. Rural weavers relied heavily on locally cultivated hemp or *kenevir* that is highly durable and has great tensile strength to produce indispensable household and agrarian textiles. Woven primarily on narrow horizontal ground looms, these robust flatweaves functioned as heavy duty storage sacks or *çuval*, protective floor coverings, and resilient transport wrappers. The architectural integrity of these pieces was paramount. By employing a tightly packed, weft-faced plain weave, artisans created a highly durable textile capable of enduring severe daily wear. Weavers emphasized pure structural rhythm, utilizing sequential stripes to maximize the tensile strength of the fabric. This distillation of form yielded a striking, elemental aesthetic born directly from the necessities of pastoral survival. This particular mid-century exemplar translates that historic agrarian tradition into a sophisticated canvas of quiet minimalism. Meticulously handwoven from naturally pigmented vintage hemp, the textile presents a robust, heavily textured handle that speaks to its authentic origins. The design features a distinct, rhythmic striped layout, where bold bands of deep chocolate brown and subtle accents of camel alternate methodically across a warm ivory field. These contrasting darker yarns were historically woven into the unbleached bast fibers to create visual boundaries and reinforce the structural framework of the weave. The inherent irregularities of the hand spun hemp introduce organic fluctuations and varying thicknesses along every woven line. This beautifully tactile construction ensures that the deeply rooted history and soulful character of the original material are preserved, offering a uniquely character rich flatweave perfectly suited for discerning institutional collections and modern interiors alike. Condition: This vintage Turkish kilim rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. The accompanying book, The Antwerp Six by Bruloot, Geert; Cockx, Romy; Debo, Kaat., is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B385) can be acquired independently through our bookstore,here.

Handwoven in pure hemp originating circa 1950-1959, this 5x9 vintage Turkish kilim rug joins Rug & Kilim’s Kilim & Flat Weave collection. It features a minimalist layout of fragmented charcoal stripes across a luminous cream ground, celebrating the raw, earthy beauty of un-dyed Anatolian hemp and the authentic panel-woven construction of village textiles. On the Design: Among the most authentic domestic textiles of Anatolia, mid-century Turkish panel kilims are revered for their spatial ingenuity, raw material beauty, and deeply practical origins. Woven by village women across rural Turkey, these flatweaves depart from the intricate motifs of urban workshop carpets in favor of austere, utilitarian minimalism. Because traditional domestic looms were narrow to accommodate modest living quarters, weavers crafted long flatweave stripe designs using durable, hand-spun hemp fibers that are traditionally favored for grain sacks and agricultural textiles. The present 1950s example is particularly notable for its extreme restraint, architectural simplicity, and the remarkably tactile, slubby texture inherent to natural hemp. Against an expansive, cream field, spontaneous, fragmented horizontal bands of charcoal emerge and disappear, resembling textural brushstrokes rather than rigid geometric stripes. The subtle, organic offsets where the hand-loomed textile artistry meet transform these quiet linear accents into a vibrating, minimalist grid. Woven in a classic plain tapestry technique, the rug celebrates true Anatolian village craftsmanship while preserving a quietly sophisticated visual language. Condition: This vintage Turkish kilim enjoys good condition for its age and origin. The accompanying book, Anni Albers: On Weaving by Anni Albers, is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B126) can be acquired independently through our bookstore, here.

Handwoven from hemp and originating from Turkey circa 1950-1959, this 5x7 vintage kilim joins Rug & Kilim’s Kilim & Flat Weave collection. It features a beautifully textured striped layout rendered in warm ivory, camel, and deep chocolate brown tones, creating a beautiful design using hemp yarn sourced from mid-century textiles. The natural flatweave offers an organic, minimalist look made with hemp that has high tensile strength and durability. On the Design: This vintage flatweave exemplifies the profound utilitarian mastery of mid-twentieth century Turkish textile production. Rural weavers relied heavily on locally cultivated hemp or *kenevir* that is highly durable and has great tensile strength to produce indispensable household and agrarian textiles. Woven primarily on narrow horizontal ground looms, these robust flatweaves functioned as heavy duty storage sacks or *çuval*, protective floor coverings, and resilient transport wrappers. The architectural integrity of these pieces was paramount. By employing a tightly packed, weft-faced plain weave, artisans created a highly durable textile capable of enduring severe daily wear. Weavers emphasized pure structural rhythm, utilizing sequential stripes to maximize the tensile strength of the fabric. This distillation of form yielded a striking, elemental aesthetic born directly from the necessities of pastoral survival. This particular mid-century exemplar translates that historic agrarian tradition into a sophisticated canvas of quiet minimalism. Meticulously handwoven from naturally pigmented vintage hemp, the textile presents a robust, heavily textured handle that speaks to its authentic origins. The design features a distinct, rhythmic striped layout, where bold bands of deep chocolate brown and subtle accents of camel alternate methodically across a warm ivory field. These contrasting darker yarns were historically woven into the unbleached bast fibers to create visual boundaries and reinforce the structural framework of the weave. The inherent irregularities of the hand spun hemp introduce organic fluctuations and varying thicknesses along every woven line. This beautifully tactile construction ensures that the deeply rooted history and soulful character of the original material are preserved, offering a uniquely character rich flatweave perfectly suited for discerning institutional collections and modern interiors alike. Condition: This vintage Turkish kilim rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. The accompanying book, The Antwerp Six by Bruloot, Geert; Cockx, Romy; Debo, Kaat., is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B385) can be acquired independently through our bookstore,here.

The composition of the No. 2 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Handwoven from hemp and originating from Turkey circa 1950-1959, this 5x7 vintage kilim joins Rug & Kilim’s Kilim & Flat Weave collection. It features a beautifully textured striped layout rendered in warm ivory, camel, and deep chocolate brown tones, creating a beautiful design using hemp yarn sourced from mid-century textiles. The natural flatweave offers an organic, minimalist look made with hemp that has high tensile strength and durability. On the Design: This vintage flatweave exemplifies the profound utilitarian mastery of mid-twentieth century Turkish textile production. Rural weavers relied heavily on locally cultivated hemp or *kenevir* that is highly durable and has great tensile strength to produce indispensable household and agrarian textiles. Woven primarily on narrow horizontal ground looms, these robust flatweaves functioned as heavy duty storage sacks or *çuval*, protective floor coverings, and resilient transport wrappers. The architectural integrity of these pieces was paramount. By employing a tightly packed, weft-faced plain weave, artisans created a highly durable textile capable of enduring severe daily wear. Weavers emphasized pure structural rhythm, utilizing sequential stripes to maximize the tensile strength of the fabric. This distillation of form yielded a striking, elemental aesthetic born directly from the necessities of pastoral survival. This particular mid-century exemplar translates that historic agrarian tradition into a sophisticated canvas of quiet minimalism. Meticulously handwoven from naturally pigmented vintage hemp, the textile presents a robust, heavily textured handle that speaks to its authentic origins. The design features a distinct, rhythmic striped layout, where bold bands of deep chocolate brown and subtle accents of camel alternate methodically across a warm ivory field. These contrasting darker yarns were historically woven into the unbleached bast fibers to create visual boundaries and reinforce the structural framework of the weave. The inherent irregularities of the hand spun hemp introduce organic fluctuations and varying thicknesses along every woven line. This beautifully tactile construction ensures that the deeply rooted history and soulful character of the original material are preserved, offering a uniquely character rich flatweave perfectly suited for discerning institutional collections and modern interiors alike. Condition: This vintage Turkish kilim rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. The accompanying book, The Antwerp Six by Bruloot, Geert; Cockx, Romy; Debo, Kaat., is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B385) can be acquired independently through our bookstore,here.

Handwoven from recycled vintage hemp and originating from Turkey circa 1950-1959, this 5x8 vintage kilim joins Rug & Kilim’s Kilim & Flat Weave collection. It features a beautifully textured striped framework rendered in warm ivory, beige, and subtle gold tones, creating a beautiful eco-friendly design using recycled hemp yarn sourced from mid-century textiles. The natural flatweave offers an organic, minimalist look made with hemp that has high tensile strength and durability. On the Design: Originating from the agrarian communities of mid-twentieth century Anatolia, this vintage flatweave stands as a significant artifact of global textile history. For centuries, Turkish kilims functioned as essential architectural components of rural life, engineered to serve as resilient ground covers, structural tent textiles, and utilitarian storage sacks. The design vocabulary of these functional pieces prioritized elemental geometry and supreme structural integrity. By employing a tightly packed, weft-faced plain weave, weavers achieved a highly durable, reversible surface capable of withstanding the rigors of daily pastoral use. A continuous, rhythmic sequence of horizontal stripes maximized the tensile strength of the textile while distilling the rugged materiality of Anatolian craft into a sophisticated, modernist vision born entirely of pragmatic necessity. This specific exemplar honors that authentic structural heritage through a profound dedication to material resilience. The textile is meticulously handwoven using durable hemp fiber or *kenevir*, a natural bast material historically cultivated by Anatolian villagers for its immense tensile strength and longevity. By harvesting and hand spinning these rugged fibers, weavers created textiles of unparalleled utility and heavy handled texture. Visually, the layout is a masterclass in quiet minimalism, featuring a sequence of fine, organic stripes rendered in warm ivory, subtle beige, and soft gold hues. The inherent natural variations and varying thicknesses of the hand spun hemp create gentle textural ripples across the horizontal bands. This highly tactile construction ensures that the soulful character and rich history of the vintage material are preserved, resulting in a robust, character rich canvas perfectly suited for institutional collections and sophisticated modern interiors. Condition: This vintage Turkish kilim rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. The accompanying book, Knoll Textiles, 1945-2010 by Angela Völker, is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B094) can be acquired independently through our bookstore,here.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The simple geometry of our Eclipse rug is an homage to the landscape of northern India, capturing the moment when the sun or moon peeks over the horizon of the endless desert, altering its colors with their light and shadows.

The asymmetrical geometric composition of the No. 9 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The asymmetrical geometric composition of the No. 17 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The geometric composition of the No. 11 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The asymmetrical geometric composition of the No. 17 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.