This magnificent 14' x 21' hand-knotted Kandhar rug by LoomBloom, expertly woven in India, commands attention with its vintage elegance and stately charm. Featuring a low 0.3" pile, the rug showcases a beautifully aged patina—its evenly worn surface celebrating time-honored craftsmanship while maintaining remarkable durability.
The rich wine-red field forms a dramatic foundation, adorned with intricate floral and vine motifs that speak to the artistry of traditional weaving. Midnight blue and navy accents frame the composition, providing striking contrast and depth, while subtle touches of tan, aqua, and muted multicolor hues lend harmony and sophistication to the overall design.
Finished with a gentle, lustrous sheen, this vintage Kandhar masterpiece exudes warmth, character, and regal sophistication, making it a perfect statement for grand living rooms, formal halls, or expansive interiors. More than just a floor covering, it’s a celebration of history, artistry, and enduring beauty, thoughtfully crafted to complement both classic and contemporary décor.
- Exact Size: 14x21
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Deep Wine Red, Midnight Blue, Navy, Tan, Aqua, Multi
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.30 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR19952
Story Behind the Art:
Rug weaving in India reached artistic excellence during the Mughal era of the 16th century, when Persian influence blended with local craftsmanship to create a distinctive and enduring art form. Renowned for their tight knotting, velvety textures, rich color palettes, and intricate naturalistic motifs, Indian rugs became a symbol of refinement and cultural artistry. Their meticulous handwoven techniques and timeless designs have allowed these masterpieces to remain cherished across continents and generations.
Today, India ranks among the world’s top exporters of handmade rugs, with an annual export value exceeding $460 million. The country’s weaving centers produce an impressive range of styles—from Indo-Persian and silk creations to wool-and-silk blends, Zeigler, Kilims, and hand-tufted rugs—each crafted with care and tradition. As of 2022, the United States continues to be India’s largest importer, representing 57% of its total rug and carpet exports, a testament to the global appreciation of Indian craftsmanship and artistic heritage.
