This grand 12' x 18'6" hand-knotted Boteh Seraband rug by LoomBloom, meticulously woven in India, celebrates the enduring beauty of Persian-inspired craftsmanship. Showcasing the iconic boteh (paisley) motif, a symbol of fertility and eternal life, it reflects centuries of heritage and artistic mastery, brought to life through refined detailing and graceful symmetry. The rich rust and rose field is elegantly complemented by beige, peach, green, and navy accents, achieving a perfect balance between warmth and depth. The finely crafted border, adorned with repeating boteh motifs, adds dimension and visual harmony, while the 0.5-inch plush wool pile offers exceptional softness, durability, and timeless comfort underfoot. Ideal for expansive living rooms, formal dining spaces, or luxury interiors, this LoomBloom Boteh Seraband rug is more than a floor covering—it's an heirloom-worthy masterpiece. Blending traditional Persian design with modern versatility, it brings texture, warmth, and cultural richness to any home with effortless sophistication.

Story Behind the Art: The craft of rug weaving in India reached its artistic height during the Mughal period of the 16th century, when it transformed from a utilitarian craft into a refined art form. Celebrated for their exceptional weaving precision, velvety wool textures, and vibrant color combinations, Indian rugs became renowned for their intricate patterns and lifelike designs, reflecting the nation's deep cultural heritage and artistic mastery. Blending technical excellence with creative sophistication, these rugs have stood the test of time—continuing to captivate collectors and design enthusiasts across generations. Today, India remains a global leader in handmade rug production, ranking as the third-largest exporter worldwide with an annual export value exceeding $460 million. From Indo-Persian and silk masterpieces to wool-silk blends, hand-tufted designs, Zeiglers, and Kilims, Indian weavers craft a diverse range of rugs for every aesthetic. In 2022, the United States accounted for 57% of India's total rug and carpet exports, underscoring India's enduring influence as a premier source of handcrafted beauty, quality, and tradition in the world of fine rugs.