This 6'1" x 9' vintage hand-knotted wool rug offers a restored botanical elegance through its plush 0.75" cut pile and richly aged color story. The rust-red background is adorned with golden scrolls, charcoal detailing, and soft suggestions of aqua and lime—creating an antique palette full of depth and warmth. Expertly restored and supported by a durable cotton foundation, it serves both as a collectible art piece and a functional rug for refined interiors. Its historic Agra influence, tactile richness, and balanced tones make it an excellent choice for studies, formal dining rooms, or heritage-inspired living spaces.

Story Behind the Art : Originating in India, Agra rugs seamlessly blend the majestic traditions of Persian weaving with the distinct artistic sensibilities of the Indian subcontinent. Their craftsmanship flourished during the Mughal era under Emperor Akbar, who established weaving centers in Agra, Delhi, and Lahore, sparking a golden age of textile artistry. Although early Agra rugs were deeply influenced by Persian design, by the 17th century Indian weavers introduced silk-like wool textures, richer jewel tones, and botanically inspired motifs that established a uniquely Indian aesthetic. Famous for their scrolling vines, angular tendrils, lush blossoms, and bold borderwork, Agra rugs often feature sophisticated allover layouts that radiate balance and opulence. Their enduring appeal continues to captivate collectors and interior designers worldwide.