Hand-knotted rugs, often referred to as Oriental or Persian rugs, are masterfully woven by skilled artisans using age-old techniques. Each rug is meticulously crafted knot by knot, showcasing exceptional artistry, longevity, and detailed patterns. Enjoy a free rug pad with purchases over $2000!
The Kerman weaving tradition is widely recognized for its exceptional craftsmanship and intricate floral detailing, and this hand knotted New Zealand wool rug embodies those qualities in a way that...
Inspired by the historic French Aubusson Savonnerie tradition, this hand knotted wool rug showcases a classic oval medallion design set against a warm rose and coral field, reflecting the elegance...
Gray-toned Oushak rugs have long held their place in both traditional and modern rug collections, and this hand knotted wool piece demonstrates exactly why they continue to trend strongly in...
Rooted in centuries-old Turkish weaving heritage, this hand knotted wool Oushak rug reflects the enduring appeal that has made Oushak rugs a top choice in the United States luxury rug...
Few rugs possess the historical depth and collector appeal of a genuine Romanian Karadagh, and this remarkable hand knotted wool rug exemplifies the artistry of Caucasian-inspired weaving traditions. Originating from...
This is a beautiful Cool Grey Ivory Warm Grey Color Hand Knotted Oriental Wool Rug. Its elegant style is easy to decorate with and perfect for living room dining room...
This beautiful 12'x18' hand-knotting wool rug features an elegant beige and brown palette accented with rust, gold, white, and multi-color details, offering the refined look and quality often associated with...
Deeply rooted in the elegance of French decorative arts, this hand-knotted wool Aubusson needlepoint rug reflects a design tradition that once graced the salons and châteaux of Europe. The composition...
Few rug styles possess the historical prestige of the French Aubusson tradition, a weaving heritage that originated in the royal tapestry workshops of 17th-century France and has remained synonymous with...
