$7,400.00
| Stock number | 18508 |
| Size | 9 ft x 11 ft 8 in (2.74 m x 3.56 m) |
| Origin | India |
| Age | Circa 1900 |
| Style | Agra |
| Materials | Wool |
| Construction | Hand Knotted Pile |
| Colors | Brown Earth Tone |
| Pattern | Allover, Floral |
Historically, Agra was the seat of the Mughal Empire’s most prestigious weaving workshops. While many antique Indian Agra carpets lean toward the formal "Shah Abbas" floral traditions, this particular piece is a rare and coveted outlier. It features a "Large-Scale Tribal" aesthetic—a design choice that bridges the gap between the refined urban craftsmanship of Northern India and the untamed, geometric vitality of the nomadic Caucasus and Central Asia. The Palette: A Masterclass in Neutrals This rug from India eschews high-contrast dyes in favor of a curated, mineral-inspired palette. The "Earthy" ground is a sophisticated interplay of: Sand and Ochre: Providing a warm, light-reflective foundation that brightens a room without the starkness of pure white. Terracotta and Clay: Subtle infusions of warmth that define the secondary motifs.