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This is a beautiful Blue, Aqua, Beige, Taupe Color Hand Knotted LoomBloom Arts & Crafts Turkish Oushak 100% Wool Rug from India. This Oushak rug with its large and oversized...
This is a beautiful LoomBloom Beige, Blue, Brown, Orange, Red, Olive Green, Aubergine William Morris Design handmade rug from India. The rug's design pays homage to Arts & Crafts tradition...
Refresh your home with the loomBloom Multi-Size Machine-Made Aqua Vintage Boho Polyester Flatweave Area Rug. Crafted in China, this rug blends timeless vintage patterns with a bold aqua palette, ideal...
This loomBloom’s rug offers a bold reinterpretation of classic Chinese Art Deco, blending tradition with contemporary design. A powerful dragon motif takes center stage, framed by flowing cloud forms and...
This is a beautiful 9'x12' Beige Aqua Brown Multi Color Karastan Look and Quality Persian Oriental Wool Rug. Its elegant style is easy to decorate with and perfect for living...
Meet a hand-knotted wool Oushak with the graphic edge of stained glass. Blue branches, light gold leaves, and rust and blush rosettes sit on a beige background, outlined by a...
A hand-knotted wool Oushak in deep slate blue, drawn in the bold lines of stained glass. Brown and blush branches carry ivory and taupe leaves and plum and blush rosettes,...
The LoomBloom Hand-Knotted Arts & Crafts Oushak Rug is an exquisite transitional piece that blends classic design with a modern twist. The burnt orange background creates a warm and vibrant...
This hand-knotted Moroccan wool rug features softened geometric elements such as chevrons and tribal markings arranged across horizontal bands. A blue-and-gray palette shifts between sky, slate, and navy tones. Distressed...
