Hand-Knotted — Wool — Made in India — Heirloom Class

Tribal motifs bring handwoven-textile character and global reach.

Know Your Rug

• Construction: Hand-knotted - artisans tie every knot individually, building the pile row by row over weeks or months. It is the densest, longest-lived construction in rug making, and you can verify it: turn the rug over and the knots are visible on the back
• Material: Wool. Wool fibers grow with a natural crimp that springs back after every footstep - the reason well-made wool rugs still look full after a decade. It insulates, muffles sound, and its natural lanolin coating helps repel soil
• Pile: Deep pile - luxurious underfoot, made for comfort-first rooms
• Durability: Heirloom class - built to be recolored by sunlight and passed down, not replaced
• Origin: Woven in India, home to some of the world's most accomplished rug artisans and centuries-old weaving centers
• Care: Vacuum regularly without a beater bar; blot spills promptly

Design Notes
Transitional design is the diplomat of rug styles: traditional enough for classic furniture, restrained enough for modern rooms, which is why it survives redecorating cycles that retire trendier rugs. Especially at home in hallway, entryway.

Good to Know
Comparing hand-knotted with tufted look-alikes? The price gap is the construction - months of individual handwork versus hours of tufting - and it is why knotted rugs are passed down rather than replaced.

Make It Last
A SAFAVIEH rug pad prevents slipping, protects hard floors, and adds years to a rug's life by absorbing foot traffic before the backing does - search "Safavieh rug pad" on this site to find your size.

• The SAFAVIEH difference - For over a century, SAFAVIEH has been synonymous with exceptional quality and timeless design, a legacy carried through four generations since 1914. From New York, we offer rugs, furniture, lighting, and décor to help you design a space you love.