The rug in question hails from India, bearing a unique, contemporary design known as 'Illusion'. This style is characterized by tonal patterns that subtly resemble small blades of grass, sometimes using one or two tones, but often dyed with natural dye stuffs allowing for multiple shadings in the same color – a characteristic also known as abrash. This particular rug predominantly features a citrus background, a shade of orange being its primary color.

Significantly, this rug is a product of the Agra region, a major center of production in India. Its construction involves the use of single and two-ply yarns, specific weaving techniques, and intricate dyeing processes. An important point to note is the use of asymmetrical Persian knot in its weave. The rug is crafted from wool on cotton, aiming to create hard-wearing rugs that are both beautiful and durable.

With its dimensions being 6'1" X 9'1", this rug fits well in a variety of spaces. Its design was originally inspired by fields of tall, rustling grasses, with the Illusion rugs' subtle design intent on evoking soothing images of fade-away horizons and undulating rows of grain. This unique rug, produced in the fine tradition of Indian carpet weaving, offers a sense of groundedness and history to any setting it graces.