Originating from India, this rug boasts a Kars design, blending traditional elements with a transitional style. The background color of this wool on cotton rug is a sophisticated taupe, accentuated by a pale blue border and highlighted with beige as the main color.

Crafted with a knot density of approximately 40 knots per square inch, this rug undergoes multiple finishing processes in Jaipur. The intricate design and color accuracy of this rug are achieved through the use of chromium dyes, ensuring light fastness and consistency, especially with the antique finishing touches it receives.

Woven with an asymmetrical Persian knot and a blend of Ghazni and South African wool, this rug features a unique construction that contributes to its vintage and weathered appearance, reminiscent of antique rugs. The wool is complemented by a double wefted cotton foundation, providing durability and a textured finish.

The design of this rug draws inspiration from antique Persian and Khotanese carpets, blending traditional color palettes with modern interpretations. The intricate pattern consists of interconnected geometric shapes, predominantly hexagons and diamonds, adorned with stars, crosses, and zigzag lines.

Soft muted tones of beige, grey, and light blue dominate the color scheme, with dashes of yellow and dark blue adding contrast. The borders of the rug feature both a striped fringe and a detailed inner border, enhancing the overall design. Symmetrical in nature, the rug's pattern is balanced both horizontally and vertically, creating a harmonious visual appeal.

Despite the detailed and intricate patterns within the main shapes, the rug maintains a moderate pattern density, utilizing negative space effectively. The absence of a central medallion is compensated by a distributed central design comprising interconnected hexagons and diamonds, each telling its own story through unique motifs and patterns.