HOT ! Celeste Rugs 14\' x 21\' Oversized Hand-Knotted Wool Deep Wine Red Agra Traditional Rug

This magnificent 14\' x 21\' hand-knotted Kandhar rug by LoomBloom, expertly woven in India, stands as a statement of heritage, elegance, and craftsmanship. Its low 0.3-inch pile showcases a beautifully aged surface, evenly worn to reveal the charm and authenticity of true vintage character while maintaining exceptional durability.

The deep wine-red field serves as a bold foundation for intricate floral and vine motifs, gracefully framed by midnight blue and navy accents that lend balance and depth to the design. Subtle hints of tan, aqua, and muted multicolor tones weave harmoniously through the composition, creating a refined palette that evokes both warmth and sophistication.

Finished with a soft, glossy sheen, this vintage Kandhar rug radiates grandeur, artistry, and timeless appeal. Perfect for spacious interiors, grand living rooms, or elegant formal settings, it bridges historic beauty with modern luxury, making it a rare collector’s piece that enriches any refined home with warmth, texture, and cultural depth.

• Exact Size: 14x21


• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug


• Yarn: Wool


• Color: Deep Wine Red, Midnight Blue, Navy, Tan, Aqua, Multi


• Origin: India


• Pile Height: 0.30 inch


• Condition: New


• Condition Description: New With Tags


• Rug#: CL19952

Story Behind the Art:
Rug weaving in India reached its artistic zenith during the Mughal era in the 16th century, when royal patronage transformed it into a refined and highly valued craft. Celebrated for their tight knotting, velvety wool textures, radiant color palettes, and lifelike floral or architectural motifs, Indian rugs quickly became symbols of elegance and precision. Their blend of meticulous craftsmanship and timeless design continues to captivate collectors and interior enthusiasts across the world.

Today, India stands as the third-largest exporter of handmade rugs globally, with exports exceeding $460 million. The country’s weaving centers produce an impressive range of carpets—from affordable hand-tufted and flatweave kilims to luxurious silk and Indo-Persian masterpieces, reflecting both tradition and innovation. As of 2022, the United States remains India’s leading market, accounting for over half of its handmade rug exports.

A true testament to artistry and heritage, Indian rugs embody centuries of cultural legacy, uniting intricate craftsmanship with modern design sensibilities to adorn homes across the world.