intricate design

Designed by Indian artisan Sonik Sethi, geometric flowers and stars adorn this runner rug highlighted in bright azure blue and cherry red. Mossy green, brown, and tan stripes are interspersed with more red bands to create a colorful intricacy that catches the eye from a distance and invites closer contemplation. The rug is handwoven on a loom and features fringe on each end.

Elegant colors and charming diamonds unite in a splendid design that captures India's glamour. Ashfaq Ahmed works on a traditional handloom to create this wool area rug, whose intricate pattern is inspired by a kaleidoscope's ethereal illusions. Accented with fringes on each end, the piece is also made on a cotton warp for a high-quality finish.

Nature’s splendor meets cultural artistry in this Tree of Life-inspired Zapotec wool rug that transforms floor space into gallery space. The natural dyes create a symphony of colors that resist fading while the intricate bird, floral and tree designs capture the eye. Mexican artisan Mario Chavez's creation is finished with meticulous hand-knotted fringes that whisper of dedication to traditional techniques.

Experience the stunning artistry of Andean culture with this exquisite wool runner rug from artisan Gerardo Fernandez. The striking design pays homage to the tocapus, the distinctive geometric designs widely used in Inca culture. These intricate patterns adorned various items, including textiles, pottery and other crafted goods, serving as a fundamental artistic element throughout the Inca Empire. The rug's captivating colors, derived entirely from natural sources like cochineal, tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits, bring ancient traditions to life in your home. This handwoven masterpiece not only elevates your space but also connects you to centuries of Peruvian craftsmanship and creativity.

This energizing wool runner rug boasts intricate rhombus motifs and eye-catching hues that will infuse your space with contemporary flair. Peruvian artisan Gerardo Fernandez’s sleek design is woven by hand and eco-friendly, as its lively colors are derived from natural sources like cochineal and tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits.

Creating intricate diamond patterns, recycled cotton fabric strips in ecru, sky blue, navy and cadet blue are used to hand-weave this area rug from India. Amit Moza designs this fantastic rug.

After the style of ancient Incan handicrafts, this area rug is diligently handwoven of wool on the foot pedal loom. Eliazar Ochoa of Peru designs the rug, elaborated with intricate geometric motifs in tones of blue. Delicate fringes complete the rectangular rug at each end.