Exceptional craftsmanship often reveals itself in the smallest details, and this finely woven Indo Persian rug rewards both casual admiration and close inspection. Woven at an impressive density of approximately 350 knots per square inch, every floral curve, decorative vine, and elegant medallion is rendered with remarkable precision, creating a composition that feels remarkably balanced without appearing overly formal. A soft tan field introduces warmth and openness, while delicate shades of sage, mint, rose, warm brown, and ivory create a palette that feels refined, relaxed, and effortlessly sophisticated. Hand knotted from premium wool over a durable cotton foundation, the rug combines luxurious comfort with extraordinary structural integrity, making it an exceptional choice for grand living rooms, formal dining areas, executive offices, and elegant family spaces alike. Unlike darker traditional Persians, its lighter palette allows natural light to become part of the design, creating subtle movement across the surface as the day progresses. Professionally cleaned and carefully prepared for its next home, the rug retains a few minor signs of age that speak to its authenticity rather than detract from its beauty. As this piece is offered as a final sale, buyers seeking additional confidence are welcome to arrange a personal video consultation prior to purchase. Slight variations in color are natural due to changing light, monitor calibration, and the direction of the pile.
- Exact Size: 11'4"x15'9"
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Tan, Sage, Brown, Rose, Beige, Mint, Multi
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.4 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR20840
- Kpsi: 350
Story Behind the Art: Indo Persian rugs emerged from the long artistic relationship between Persian design and Indian craftsmanship. During the Mughal period, Persian artists and weavers introduced sophisticated carpet patterns to India, where local workshops refined them through tighter knotting, vivid color, soft wool, and detailed naturalistic drawing. Indo Persian rugs commonly feature medallions, flowering vines, garden imagery, trees, architectural niches, scrolling borders, and richly organized all-over fields. Although rooted in Persian tradition, they also reflect the precision and decorative imagination of Indian artisans. This fusion gives the rugs their enduring richness, technical refinement, and ability to remain relevant across generations.
