This MouseRug design is inspired by a traditional Persian hand-knotted wool carpet that contains silk highlights. The Persian Isfahan rug is a 20th Century rendition of a "vase" carpet,...

This design is inspired by the Bergamo rugs, woven in western Turkey, north of Izmir. This is the site of the ancient Greek kingdom of Pergamum, which flourished in the 2nd and 3rd...

Though contemporary in its look and feel, this geometrically patterned rug is a replication of a design that originated in the Northwest corner of Iran and was popular in Europe and...

Hand knotted in Northern India, this contemporary Jaipur shows how design themes introduced to the subcontinent by 16th century Mughal lords from Persia have survived for centuries and...

The Turkoman is among the most popular oriental rug designs in the world. It is recognized by the stylized ivory blossoms woven in an overall pattern on a luscious red field. The field is...

Carpets, tent and camel trappings, and other knotted pile textiles woven by the Turkmen tribes of Central Asia are some of the most widely admired and passionately collected of all...

Silk Medallion Rug MouseRug, this design is inspired by a rug from the National Gallery of Art, Washington.

The silk medallion rug from which this MouseRug® is adapted belongs to a...

This beautiful Celestial design has a dual personality. Its deep black field allows it to fit more formal decor, while the star images give it a more playful feel. For the millennia, the...