Hand knotted using premium hand-spun wool combined with luxurious natural silk yarns
the Noor Collection redefines opulence with detailed line work
this high-end collection speaks to today’s sophisticated décor tastes through harmonious combinations of pattern and carefully curated fashion-forward color palettes
James Opie makes traditional
Traditional rugs usually refer to either traditional Oriental or Persian patterns and traditional European or Victorian patterns
3' 6" x 12' 2" Caucasian Karabagh (CC) #013458 showroom Hand knotted using premium hand-spunCaucasian Rugs are probably the most widely collected type of oriental rugs. Caucasian rugs derive their name from the area in which they were madethe Caucasus region of central Asia. This includes Kuba, Dagestan, Shirvan, Talish and Baku in the east, and Gange, Kazak, and Karabagh in the southwest. This region has produced fine oriental rugs since the end of the 18th century. Rugs are typically village pieces, and are usually smaller in size than