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Story Behind the Art: For centuries, Tibetan rug weaving has been a sacred art form, merging functionality with spiritual symbolism. Traditionally inspired by geometric motifs, auspicious emblems, mythical creatures, and natural forms, these rugs were deeply tied to Tibetan culture and Buddhist philosophy. After the 1959 Tibetan diaspora, the craft found new life in Nepal and northern India, where skilled artisans preserved and advanced the ancient techniques. Unlike Persian or Turkish weaves, Tibetan rugs employ a unique knotting method—a continuous yarn wrapped around a rod across the warp, then precisely cut to create a dense, velvety pile rich in texture and depth. Classic designs often depict dragons, phoenixes, and lotus flowers, symbolizing harmony and enlightenment, while modern Indo-Tibetan and Nepalese interpretations transform these motifs into contemporary abstract forms. Today, these hand-knotted masterpieces stand as a fusion of heritage, craftsmanship, and modern artistry, embodying both serenity and timeless beauty.

