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SKU #: KR20850
12x15
Traditional
Hand Knotted
Primary color is Mid Night Blue. Colors in this rug include: Rose, Ivory, Green, Aqua, Multi
Wool
0.75
Indo Persian
India
Floral
New
New With Tags
Add depth, warmth, and refined Indo-Persian style to your home with this captivating hand-knotted wool area rug on a durable cotton foundation. The design features an intricate lattice-style field in rich midnight blue, layered with delicate arabesques in soft ivory, muted aqua, and warm rose for a sophisticated blend of color and pattern. An ornate terracotta-red border surrounds the field with traditional vine motifs, giving the rug a finished frame and a strong decorative presence. The premium wool pile adds tactile richness, while the cotton foundation helps support shape, stability, and lasting use in everyday interiors. Well suited for a living room rug, dining room rug, bedroom rug, or formal space, this handmade oriental area rug grounds the room with timeless design, subtle luster, and a beautifully detailed Persian style composition. *Please note: Rug colors may look slightly different in person than they do on screen. Device displays can oversaturate color, and pile direction can change how the surface reflects light, causing shades to shift slightly from one viewing angle to another. We have photographed this rug to show its tone carefully, and the video below can help you see the colors more accurately before purchase. If you are unsure, feel free to call and we will be happy to guide you.
Story Behind the Art: Indo Persian rugs, made in India, are a recognized style that draws from the weaving techniques and design traditions of authentic Persian rugs from Iran. These rugs retain the essence of Persian rug artistry while translating its themes through skilled Indian craftsmanship. Their designs often present refined medallions, niches, tree forms, figural motifs, and all-over floral patterns, all arranged with the balance and ornamentation associated with Persian style rugs. During Mughal rule, the Indian rug industry reached a major artistic peak and became established as a sophisticated craft. Tight weaving, silk-like wool, rich deep color ranges, and realistic motifs became signature features of Indian rugs. This combination of painstaking workmanship, delicate detail, and thoughtful interaction of design elements has given Indian rugs an enduring elegance that continues to suit traditional, transitional, and luxury home décor settings.














