Presenting a grand 12' x 18'6" hand-knotted Boteh Seraband rug by LoomBloom, this exquisite piece captures the essence of Persian-inspired artistry and timeless craftsmanship. Woven in India from fine, durable wool with a 0.5" soft pile, it combines luxurious texture with enduring strength, making it as practical as it is elegant.
The intricate boteh (paisley) motif, symbolizing fertility and eternal life, flows gracefully across a rich rust and rose field, accented by subtle tones of beige, peach, green, and navy. These warm and cool hues create a balanced, harmonious palette that enhances both traditional and transitional interiors. The detailed border, adorned with repeating boteh patterns, frames the composition beautifully—adding cultural depth and visual rhythm.
Perfect for large living rooms, dining spaces, or formal interiors, this LoomBloom Boteh Seraband rug serves as an impressive centerpiece that brings warmth, sophistication, and character to any setting. Its refined pattern, vibrant tones, and exceptional craftsmanship make it not just a decorative piece but a true work of woven art.
- Exact Size: 12x18'6"
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Rust, Rose, Beige, Green, Peach, Navy, Rose, Multi,
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.50 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR19953
Story Behind the Art:
Rug weaving in India blossomed during the Mughal period in the 16th century, developing into one of the nation’s most revered artistic traditions. Celebrated for their fine knotting, velvety wool textures, vibrant hues, and intricate natural motifs, Indian rugs have long symbolized elegance, craftsmanship, and cultural depth. The seamless blend of precision weaving and refined design has allowed Indian rugs to maintain their global appeal for centuries.
Today, India remains a leading force in the global handmade rug industry, ranking as the third-largest exporter with an annual valuation exceeding $460 million. Indian artisans produce an extraordinary variety of rugs—ranging from Indo-Persian and silk pieces to wool-and-silk blends, Zeigler, hand-tufted styles, and flatwoven Kilims—each reflecting a legacy of artistry and tradition. As of 2022, the United States stands as India’s largest market, accounting for over 57% of its carpet and floor covering exports, highlighting the enduring admiration for India’s weaving excellence worldwide.
