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SKU #: KR20847
Palace
Traditional
Hand Knotted
Primary color is Beige. Colors in this rug include: Black, Maroon, Sage, Rose, Gold, Multi
New Zealand Wool
0.6
Agra
India
New
New With Tags
Known for its soft hand, refined color, and durable beauty, this hand-knotted Agra wool area rug features a subtle central motif surrounded by fluid floral arabesques in maroon, rose, and sage. Meticulously woven from fine New Zealand wool, this handmade rug reflects the graceful court-inspired aesthetic associated with classical Indian carpet design while presenting it with a crisp, polished finish for today’s interiors. The flowing botanical pattern adds movement and elegance without feeling overly heavy, making the rug easy to place in a living room, dining room, bedroom, formal sitting area, or home office. Its wool pile provides a comfortable feel underfoot, natural resilience, and a rich texture that enhances the depth of the design. Balanced between historic weaving influence, decorative artistry, and practical versatility, this traditional area rug brings warmth, sophistication, and an elegant interior accent to the home. *Please note: Rug colors may look slightly different in person than they do on screen. Device displays can make colors appear more saturated, and pile height may reflect light differently depending on the direction it is brushed. We have photographed this rug to represent its true tone as carefully as possible, and the video below can help you see the colors more accurately before ordering. If you still have questions, please call and we will be happy to assist.
Story Behind the Art: Indian rug weaving reached a high point of artistic achievement during the Mughal era, most notably under Emperor Akbar, who established influential weaving centers in Agra, Delhi, and Lahore in the late 16th century. While the earliest Indian rugs were strongly influenced by Persian styles, they gradually developed their own distinctive visual identity by the 17th century. Indian weavers began incorporating tighter knotting, fine silk-like wool, rich color palettes, and lifelike motifs, all of which helped define the Indian rug aesthetic. This union of detailed artisan craftsmanship and original design continues to give Indian rugs timeless appeal and lasting recognition. Among these traditions, Agra rugs are especially notable for combining the grandeur of Persian design with Indian creative expression. Their all-over patterns often feature floral tendrils, angular vines, scrolling leaves, and large finely detailed blossoms bordered with strength and elegance, creating refined oriental area rugs for graceful interiors.














