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Amit Moza designs a unique and dramatic rug to bring a traditional Indian craft into the modern home. Shaped like a tiger design, it is skillfully crafted with intricate chain stitch work, done by hand. The uniquely shaped honey yellow tiger is patterned with cream, golden yellow, and jet black details that can take up to 20 days to complete. The plain cotton backing adds durability.

Imitating the luxurious complexes around the Indian region, Ashfaq Ahmed's wool area rug combines warm hues in one geometric design, exuding a glamorous vibe. Handloomed with traditional techniques, the design is accented with diamond-shaped details exquisitely arranged around the piece, while fringes on each end complete the rug.

Classic checkerboard patterns take on a new dimension in this patched silk scarf designed by India's Arnab Roy. Woven from luxurious silk with Lycra accents, this vibrant accessory plays with contrast by pairing solid squares with textured ruffled sections that add unexpected depth. The checkered arrangement feels fresh and modern, while flirty fringe details provide movement and personality with every wear.

A fierce feline sprawls across your floor in this striking tiger-shaped area rug designed by Amit Moza, where traditional Indian chain-stitch embroidery meets bold contemporary style. Artisans spend up to 20 days meticulously hand-stitching every golden, beige and black detail onto the vibrant yellow form, creating a dramatic focal point that transforms any modern interior. The plain cotton backing ensures this wildly creative accent piece remains durable enough for daily life, making ancient craft techniques utterly relevant for today's homes.

History tells of Ahilya Bai Holkar, the Philosopher Queen renowned for her wisdom and bravery who commanded armies into battle. She once commissioned weavers to design long sarees without floral motifs, as she did not care for them. Weavers drew inspiration from the detailing on the Maheshwar Fort, and wove intricately patterned fabrics that have come to be known as Maheshwari weaves. Indian artisan Rajveer preserves this legendary tradition with this bright yellow shawl, woven on a hand loom with a cotton and silk blend featuring discreet shades of green and rose.