4x6 Gold, Ivory, Sage Color Hand Knotted Indo Tibetan Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
4x6 Gold, Ivory, Sage Color Hand Knotted Indo Tibetan Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
4x6 Gold, Ivory, Sage Color Hand Knotted Indo Tibetan Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
4x6 Gold, Ivory, Sage Color Hand Knotted Indo Tibetan Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
4x6 Gold, Ivory, Sage Color Hand Knotted Indo Tibetan Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
4x6 Gold, Ivory, Sage Color Hand Knotted Indo Tibetan Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
4x6 Gold, Ivory, Sage Color Hand Knotted Indo Tibetan Wool Traditional Oriental Rug
  • SKU: LBR20213
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4x6 Hand Knotted Gold Indo Tibetan Traditional Medallion Wool Plush Pile Oriental Area Rug

$249.99 $749.97
Inspired by timeless Himalayan design traditions, this 4x6 hand knotted Indo Tibetan rug presents a refined take on classic medallion styling. Expertly woven in wool with a plush cut pile, the rug features a softly articulated central medallion framed by balanced borders that provide structure without heaviness. A warm gold field is accented with ivory and sage, creating an earthy, calming palette. Finished with a durable cotton foundation, the rug delivers both comfort and long-term strength. Ideal for living rooms, studies, or serene bedrooms, it complements traditional and transitional spaces with understated elegance.
  • Exact Size: 4x6
  • Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
  • Yarn: Wool
  • Color: Gold, Ivory, Sage, Multi
  • Origin: India
  • Pile Height: 0.75 inch
  • Condition: New
  • Condition Description: New With Tags
  • Rug#: LBR20213

Story Behind the Art: Indo-Tibetan Rugs Indo-Tibetan rugs represent a unique fusion of ancient Tibetan weaving traditions and refined Indian craftsmanship. Although Tibetan rug aesthetics date back thousands of years, the modern Indo-Tibetan rug industry developed after 1959, when Tibetan refugees brought their techniques to Northern India. These rugs are distinguished by the Tibetan loop knot, where yarn is wrapped around a rod and then cut to create a dense, resilient pile. Traditionally woven from Himalayan sheep wool, modern versions often incorporate premium New Zealand wool for added softness. Originally used as functional textiles—serving as seating mats, bedding, and saddle covers—Indo-Tibetan rugs have evolved into luxury wool rugs prized for their durability, texture, and cultural significance.

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