This is a Contemporary Illusion design rug, originating from India. The background and main color are both beige, complemented by the rug featuring an abrash of naturally dyed shading. Its size is 9'1" X 12', woven using wool on a cotton base. It features an asymmetrical Persian knotting style.

The rug's design is inspired by tall, rustling fields of grasses, creating subtle patterns that mimic the soothing imagery of a fade-away horizon. The all-wool pile in soft color palettes makes it a sturdy, durable, and attractive piece.

These rugs fall under the Agra classification, a fundamental category in Indian carpet weaving. The distinct traits and origins of these rugs significantly contribute to their unique appeal.

The production of this rug was initiated by Teddy Sumner of Michaelian & Kohlberg, who championed the Grass concept. The production process involves precise weaving techniques and a single to two-ply yarn distinction. Abrash or the variation of the same color imparted during the dyeing process using natural substances is distinctly prominent.

These characteristics intertwine to produce this contemporary design rug—a testament to the fine tradition of Indian carpet weaving and enriched history of Agra rugs.