Rug Styles

Our rug categories are centered on the look and feel of the rug, not the origin. So, for example, a Chinese rug may not have been woven in China. But, it will carry the age old look and feel that we have come to appreciate from Chinese rugs. Also note that rug categories can overlap. For example, many Chinese rugs present sprays of flowers so they may be in both the Chinese AND floral styles.

Chinese rugs are patterned after ancient chinese designs and styles. Chinese rugs can be geometric and/or floral.			Traditional rugs carry timeless patterns from Persian and Indian designs of old. These rugs often blend a multitude of colors.
Teastain rugs are washed three times and lastly tea-stained to give new rugs that timeless antique lustre.			Modern rugs weave the best of new world creativity and age old processes to make floral and geometric patterns.
Floral flowers paint the design of a floral rug. Floral rugs appear in almost every category, from Traditional to Modern.			Tribal rugs carry a distinct pattern that was common for a tribe. Many such rugs also present intricate symbolism.