Originating from India, this transitional-style rug boasts a Kars design. The background is a sandy hue, complemented by a peach-colored border. The main wool on cotton content ensures durability and quality. Custom ordering of this rug in chromium dyes offers color accuracy and light-fastness, ideal for the extra antique finishing treatment these rugs undergo in Jaipur.

Handwoven with an asymmetrical Persian knotting technique in villages around Jaipur and even as far as Bikaner, the knot density averages about 40 knots per square inch. The blend of Ghazni and South African wool lends a unique texture to the rug, which is further enhanced by the double wefted cotton foundation. This foundation consists of a thick bottom weft and a thinner upper weft that, once sheared, reveals speckles of white, adding depth and a vintage aesthetic.

In terms of design, the rug features an intricate pattern with a central medallion surrounded by ornate geometric and floral elements. The color palette includes a light cream field, a multicolored medallion with navy blue, light yellow, and soft pink tones, and a border showcasing pastel hues with hints of navy and yellow. Symmetrical in its layout, the rug maintains balance along both vertical and horizontal axes, with a moderate pattern density. The central medallion stands out for its detailed and dense design, juxtaposed against the cleaner, more spaced-out areas of the cream background.