Moghul rugs are typically characterized by a tight weave, short pile height, fine soft wool, a design aesthetic that favors central medallions and artfully articulated floral motifs, and more often than not, a combination of deep contrasting colors.

Polonaise-designed rugs have intricate all-over patterns, mainly floral, often with a central medallion. Colors include soft pastels and muted reds, browns, golds, and blues.

An introduction to master rug knotting from India. The design is a revival of Agra patterns from the Mughul period. What distinguishes the pattern, is the large floral palmettes. The new innovation of this rug is the texture and colors. The antique effect in this piece is achieved with a combination of the finest quality spun wool together with a simple soap wash and new contemporary colors.

Agra rugs are typically a tight weave, short pile height, fine soft wool, a design aesthetic that favors floral motifs, and more often than not, a combination of rich contrasting colors.

An introduction to master rug weaving from India. The design is revivals of Agra patterns from the Mughul period. What distinguishes the pattern is the large floral palmettes. The new innovation of this rug is the texture and colors. The antique effect in this piece is achieved with a combination of the finest quality spun wool together with a simple soap wash and new contemporary colors.

Based on authentic oriental designs and using only the finest of wool, these hand-knotted rugs are truly timeless classics. These traditional styles reflect the classic patterns that have created the most beautiful of decors over the centuries.