Tree And Cloud Indigo Wool and Silk Chinese Inspired Area Rug by Joseph Carini

Tree and Cloud is a mainstay Carini Carpets signature design by Joseph Carini. This is the midnight rendition, featuring a deep and rich indigo ground with pink branches and blue flo...

A newer abstract design by Joseph Carini, Divali is a 100 knot carpet, hand knotted with silk and wool. This luxurious area rug has a subtle texture- the wool background is slightly lower than the silk design. The blue and green colors are vibrant and hold tremendous depth, it really must be seen in person to fully appreciate. Inspired by organic shapes and tribal patterns, this is a modern contemporary design for many interior design styles and can be customized to your liking. Handwoven in our exclusive workshop in Nepal, this rug exudes luxury and elegance. Hand knotted with the finest hand processed Himalayan wool and Chinese silk, this fine handmade carpet is silky soft to the touch and has a beautiful sheen. Shown here in a 10x14 area rug...

Antique Chinese, Art Deco rug. Size: 6'2" x 8'10". Rectangle Wool Hand Knotted Pile 1925 Antique Blue Rug, Circa Date: 1925. This exceptional example of antique rugs captures the tr...

Jardin de Rocaille N°2 Rug by Clément Vuillier Dimensions: D 240 x W 170 cm Materials: New Zealand wool and viscose. Also available in other colors, designs, and dimensions. Jardin de Rocaille is a collection of seven pieces, reinterpreted from artist Clément Vuillier’s illustration series . On one hand, “rocaille” echoing the art movement, is treated in the form of mineral extracts, stone flakes, and marble patterns. On the other hand, “Jardin” allows you to pass through large lawns with various leaves, flowers, petals, and berries, creating a fantasy garden with a scattering of rocks and a flash of lights. Manufactured with high-end wool and silk, this collection of hand-tufted rugs has a beautiful design and delicate texture, reflecting the pursuit of exquisite craftsmanship. The production technology of embossing, recessing, and carving highlights the contrast of color and texture to the utmost, reproducing a vivid garden landscape and vitalizing the space with immortal natural elements. Clément Vuillier is a resourceful man, the child of the snowy summits, the man of the black fir trees and of the wind that beats the rocky summits of the Hautes Pyrénées. We know where we come from when we come from Bagnères de Bigorre. His lungs inflated with pure air, Clément begins his journey in Paris, at the Estienne school, then goes to Strasbourg, at the School of Decorative Arts. With Idir Davaine...