There is a quiet grandeur found only in pieces created without compromise, and this remarkable Agra rug is an outstanding expression of that philosophy. Woven from exceptionally soft New Zealand wool enriched with luminous silk highlights, its finely crafted 200 KPSI construction captures every floral flourish, curling vine, and ornamental border with extraordinary precision. A richly saturated maroon field provides dramatic contrast for the intricate botanical pattern, while bold black and antique gold borders frame the composition with timeless elegance. Beyond its remarkable decorative presence, the subtle sheen introduced by silk gives the surface an ever-changing quality, allowing light to reveal new dimensions as it moves naturally through the room. The woven signature of the master artisan serves as a quiet reminder that every knot represents hours of skilled craftsmanship rather than mechanical production. Scaled for grand interiors, this rug becomes the visual foundation of formal living rooms, elegant dining spaces, executive offices, and estate homes where lasting quality is valued above passing trends. Like every handmade rug, natural materials respond beautifully to changing light, and slight differences between digital images and the actual rug are entirely normal. We recommend viewing the accompanying product video to appreciate its true depth, texture, and color before making your selection.
- Exact Size: 10'10"x18
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: New Zealand Wool & Silk
- Color: Maroon, Black, Taupe, Sage, Gold, Ivory, Rust, Multi,
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.5 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR20838
- Kpsi: 200
Story Behind the Art: The development of Agra rugs is closely connected to the flourishing of art and architecture under India’s Mughal rulers. Court-supported weaving centers brought Persian-trained designers together with Indian artisans, leading to a distinctive carpet tradition shaped by both influences. By the seventeenth century, local weavers were producing finely knotted rugs with rich color, smooth wool, graceful floral studies, and increasingly naturalistic ornamentation. Agra rugs became known for elaborate blossoms, leafy scrolls, branching tendrils, rhythmic all-over fields, and boldly defined borders. Their enduring appeal comes from the way they unite formal structure with expressive botanical design and exceptional handmade craftsmanship.
