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Story Behind the Art: The origins of French needlepoint rugs trace back to 17th- and 18th-century France, where they were masterfully created in the Aubusson and Savonnerie workshops for royal residences and grand estates. Adorned with floral medallions, scrolling vines, and intricate garlands, these rugs reflected the elegance of classical European design and were meticulously hand-stitched using petit point and gros point techniques. Their soft pastel color palettes and refined detailing made them symbols of luxury and sophistication, often gracing palaces, châteaux, and formal salons. By the late 20th century, skilled Chinese artisans revitalized this traditional craft, employing centuries-old weaving and embroidery techniques to reproduce Aubusson and Savonnerie-style rugs for a global audience. Handwoven from fine wool on cotton canvas, these creations maintain the beauty, texture, and artistry of antique French originals while offering a more accessible option for modern collectors and homeowners. Today, French needlepoint rugs continue to be cherished for their timeless charm, historical significance, and exquisite craftsmanship.

