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.

Classic recreations of the finest 19th century Tabriz design. This hand-knotted area rug has been painstakingly recreated using only a blend of the finest hand-spun Indian and New Zealand wool and vegetable dyes.

The combination of the extremely soft wool and the high level of skill in the weaving process produces this true area rug. It is not only wonderful to the eye but has a softness and feel that has to be seen and touched to be believed. This area rug is extremely rare and in very limited supply.

An introduction to master rug knotting from India. This area rug is a revival of Agra patterns from the oriental Mughul period. The new innovation of this rug is the texture and colors. The antique effect is achieved with a combination of the finest quality spun wool together with a simple soap wash and new contemporary colors.

An introduction to master rug weaving from India. This area rug is a revival of Agra patterns from the oriental Mughul period. The new innovation of this rug is the texture and colors. The antique effect is achieved with a combination of the finest quality spun wool together with a simple soap wash and new contemporary colors.

An introduction to master rug knotting from India. This area rug is a revival of Agra patterns from the oriental Mughul period. The new innovation of this rug is the texture and colors. The antique effect is achieved with a combination of the finest quality spun wool together with a simple soap wash and new contemporary colors.