This magnificent 14' x 21' LoomBloom hand-knotted Kandhar rug, masterfully woven in India, is a true celebration of heritage, artistry, and refined craftsmanship. Its low 0.3-inch pile reveals a beautifully aged, time-worn surface that highlights the authentic charm of vintage design, while maintaining remarkable durability and strength for modern use. The rich wine-red field anchors the composition, adorned with intricate floral and vine motifs that are elegantly framed by deep midnight blue and navy borders, adding contrast and depth. Subtle tones of tan, aqua, and soft multicolor accents are delicately interwoven, creating a balanced, sophisticated palette that blends warmth with understated elegance. Enhanced by a gentle, glossy sheen, this vintage Kandhar rug exudes grandeur, character, and timeless allure. Ideal for grand living rooms, spacious interiors, or formal settings, it effortlessly unites traditional charm with contemporary luxury, making it a rare and distinguished collector's piece that enriches any home with warmth, texture, and cultural significance.

Story Behind the Art: The tradition of rug weaving in India flourished during the Mughal era in the 16th century, evolving into one of the most admired art forms of its time. Renowned for their fine weaves, velvety wool textures, and vivid natural dyes, Indian rugs quickly became symbols of luxury and craftsmanship. Their intricate motifs—ranging from floral and geometric to nature-inspired designs— reflect a perfect harmony of artistic precision and cultural storytelling, making them timeless pieces cherished across generations. Today, India continues to uphold this proud heritage, ranking as the world's third-largest exporter of handmade rugs, with exports valued at over $460 million. The country's artisans produce an impressive variety of carpets, from Indo-Persian classics to modern silk, wool-silk blends, hand-tufted designs, Zeiglers, and Kilims, catering to both traditional and contemporary tastes. With the United States accounting for more than half (57%) of India's rug exports in 2022, Indian rugs have firmly established themselves as a global benchmark for beauty, quality, and craftsmanship, continuing a legacy that bridges art, history, and modern design.