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Warm shades of brown, beige, ivory, orange, and maroon come together beautifully in this lovely dhurrie rug from India. Designer Amit Moza works with local artisans who weave the rug on a traditional handloom over the course of four to five days. The central panel of the rug features a blend of brown and beige cotton, which is bordered by eye-catching geometric bands at the top and bottom. The edge of the rug is decorated with an attractive plaited pattern, with matching tassels marking the four corners. This wonderful dhurrie rug adds a comforting and stylish look to your home decor.

Geometric stripes and patterns in crimson and maize colors adorn an olive body in this area rug, handwoven from 100% wool for a fantastic creation. Sonik Sethi presents the rug, working with local Indian artisans to create a welcoming piece. The rug is finished with petite fringes on the ends.

Salmon pink and blue revive the classic starry patterns on this Indian dhurrie rug from Sonik Sethi. Blue, grey, dark chocolate brown and maroon add depth to this hand-woven wool with a cotton warp.

Inspired by tiles in a Mughal palace, Sajad creates a beautiful Kashmiri rug. The intricate patterns are drawn on a cotton backing, and embroidered by hand with soft woolen floss. The technique of chain-stitched rug crafting was introduced to India by Persia in 1460.

Inspired by forest motifs, Sajad creates a rug with classic Kashmiri appeal. The intricate patterns are drawn on a cotton backing, and embroidered by hand with soft woolen floss. The technique of chain-stitched rug crafting was introduced to India by Persia in 1460.

The beautiful symphony of colors on this rug is inspired by the Indian dawn. Geometric patterns appear in off white, maroon, pink, blue and salmon pink over dark and light grey, blue and brown. From Sonik Sethi, this gorgeous wool rug is woven by hand on a traditional loom with a cotton warp.