A beautiful genuine area rug is hand-knotted by skillful weavers with 100% wool. Hand-knotted rug is among the 'cognoscenti and accumulators' dear, as every knot of the rug is honed by a skilled weaver's hands, without any machine's interference. The quality of a hand-knotted carpet is determined by the number of knots per square inch, as some fine weaves can take up to a year to create a single masterpiece. 100% Wool is the primary material used to create this prized possessions that is usually placed in a well-deserving high-price space. The hand-knotted rug can hold up high traffic for more than 20 years, hence is a popular choice for hallways, living rooms, offices, etc. This fine examples of craftsmanship silently tell the tale of a weaver's traditional legacy.

Woven by skilled artisan weavers, these extraordinary rugs are knotted using locally hand spun wool and the beautiful variety of colors and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have fine knots and the designs are inspired by the famous Oushak styles.

An inspiring blend of classical Turkish Ushak motifs and contemporary styles. Prized for its pastel colors, artistic designs, and superior craftsmanship, this rug will work well with both traditional and transitional home decors.

A mix of reinterpreted traditional and contemporary designs fashioned for today's looks and colors. These beautiful pieces are hand-knotted using the finest of wool and viscose to create rugs that bring color and space together to help a room achieve complete tranquility.

Hand-knotted in India with a 10/10 quality, low cut 100% wool pile. The glorifies the original antique colorations and designs found in the famous Sutanabad and Mirzapur rugs. Traditional elegance and class are on display in these fine quality area rugs.

Ziegler Chobi rugs are handwoven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistan-Afghanistan borders. They are hand-knotted with local handspun wool. The beautiful variety of colors and shading that are characteristics of thie Finest Ziegler Gabbeh rugs are achieved by using vegetable dyes. The Ziegler Ggabbeh rugs offer a harmonized blend of the tribal with the modern.