Ouray Collection-Area Rug Best described as opulent, the Ouray Collection translates traditional designs into today’s colors using the most luxurious fiber—hand spun silk. Very finely woven, thepale palette s and shorn piles of these pure silk rugs emit a luminous glow. The intricate designs vanish and reappear as the light plays against the direction of the silk. Such dazzling Read more about Ouray Collection-Area Rug[…]
Noor Collection- Area Rug The Noor Collection blends placid tones and clean, modern designs to create serene settings. Tibetan hand knotted in a pile of 100% art silk, these pieces possess a soft hand and a luminous sheen that lend elegance and shimmer to any room. Construction: Hand Knotted Content: Art Silk Origin: India Sizes: 2′ x 3′ 5’6″ Read more about Noor Collection- Area Rug[…]
Namche Collection- Area Rug Cherished designs from ages past come alive in the Namche Collection. The casual feel of these tribal-inspired designs belies their intricacy. Hand knotted in premium hand-spun wool, Mahal, Samarkand and Kazak patterns are revitalized with a palette of colors so rich and varied, they will work easily into today’s home furnishings. Construction: Hand Knotted Content: 100% Read more about Namche Collection- Area Rug[…]
Mata Hari Collection- Area Rug The Mata Hari Collection is a stunningly unique grouping that is anything but basic. Each organic dyed, zero-pile floral design is hand knotted with intricate detail and highlighted with luminous silk accents. Just like its namesake, this collection is dangerously beautiful. Construction: Hand Knotted Content: Wool and Silk Origin: Pakistan Sizes: 2′ x 3′ 5’6″ Read more about Mata Hari Collection- Area Rug[…]
Mambasa Collection-Area Rug Hand knotted in pure bamboo viscose, the simple patterns of the Mambasa Collection are African-inspired. Clean, contemporary designs possess a subtle shimmer and a soft hand, lending light and elegance to modern and transitional settings. *This stunning hand knotted collection is created with pot dye, twisted bamboo viscose of varying thicknesses. The nature of this fiber and Read more about Mambasa Collection-Area Rug[…]
Khitan I & II Collections-Area Rug The Khitan Collections impart elegance with a touch of the exotic. The contrast of tribal-inspired designs and exquisite hand carving plays beautifully against the lustrous sheen of bamboo viscose. Each design becomes a stunning focal point in any room. Construction: Hand Knotted Khitan I Content: Bamboo Viscose Khitan II Content: Wool and Read more about Khitan I & II Collections-Area Rug[…]
Kashgar Collection- Area Rug The Kashgar Collection’s elegant simplicity is inspired by the beauty of nature. Tibetan hand knotted in a pile of bamboo viscose, each design is exquisitely silky and stunningly lustrous. A perfect complement to transitional and contemporary settings, these pieces are sure to dazzle and delight. Sizes: 2′ x 3′ 5’6″ x 8’6″ 7’9″ x Read more about Kashgar Collection- Area Rug[…]
Hamadan Rug Hamadan is a city situated in the western part of Iran, 300 kilometres west of Teheran. It is one of the worlds oldest cities and is mentioned under the name of Ekbatana in the Bible, see the book of Esther. The city is a centre for trading with rugs that are manufactured in Read more about Hamadan Rug[…]
Nain Rugs Nain is a town 150km to the east of Isfahan in central Iran; it is relatively new to the rug world compared to ancient weaving centres such as Kashan, Isfahan and Yazd. Although it started out producing Isfahan rugs, in the mid 1930s Nain began developing its own style. Very fine and precise designs were created due Read more about Nain Rugs[…]
The Persian carpet or Persian rug (Middle Persian: bōb,[1] Persian: فرش farsh, meaning “to spread”; sometimes قالیqālī)[2] is an essential part of Persian art and culture. Carpet–weaving is undoubtedly one of the most distinguished manifestations of Persian culture and art, and dates back to ancient Persia. In 2008, Iran’s exports of hand-woven carpets was $420 Read more about Largest Hand Made Carpet In The World[…]