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Kazak Afghan Red White 10-2×14
This hand knotted Afghan rug lends a traditional feel to your favorite room. It carries mixed design elements along with a pleasing balance of red and white colors.
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Khorjeen Afghan Multi-Colored 5×6-9
This hand-knotted Afghan rug lends a transitional feel to your favorite room. It carries mixed design elements along with a pleasing balance of many colors.
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Peshawar Afghan Red White 9×11-7
This hand-knotted Afghan rug lends a traditional feel to your favorite room. It carries floral design elements along with a pleasing balance of red and white colors.
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Anatolian, Turkish Multi & Multi 3-5×5-8
This hand knotted Turkish rug lends a Contemporary feel to your favorite room. It carries Geometric design elements along with a pleasing balance of multi and multi colors.
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Gabbeh, Persian 6-5×9-10
This hand knotted American rug lends a contemporary feel to your favorite room.
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Hooked American 7-9×9-9
This hand knotted American rug lends a Hooked feel to your favorite room.
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Hooked American 3-3×3-3
This hand knotted American rug lends a Hooked feel to your favorite room.
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Belouch, Prayer Rug, Afghan Red & Black 2-11×5-1
This hand knotted Afghan rug lends a Tribal feel to your favorite room. It carries Geometric design elements along with a pleasing balance of red and black colors.
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Hooked American 2-3×4
This hand knotted American rug lends a Hooked feel to your favorite room. It carries Floral design elements along with a pleasing balance of Beige and Red colors.
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Anatolian, Turkish Multi & Multi 3-6×5-10
This hand knotted Turkish rug lends a Contemporary feel to your favorite room. It carries geometric design elements along with a pleasing balance of multi and multi colors.
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Hooked American (2′ 5″ x 4′ 3″)
This hand knotted American rug lends a Hooked feel to your favorite room.
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Lori Gabbeh, Indian Blue & Blue 8×9-9
This hand knotted Indian rug lends a Contemporary feel to your favorite room. It carries Solid design elements along with a pleasing balance of blue and blue colors.
