stair landing rug

Appearing in pairs, the sun is an intricate diamond radiating horizontal sunbeams. Mario Chávez depicts the medallions in a hand-loomed accent rug. A traditional Zapotec textile art, this beautiful piece is woven with a woolen palette of red, black and white.

Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 2 inches (5 cm).

Inspired by the textiles of the ancient Inca, Peruvian artisan Gamaniel Esmit creates a beautiful area rug. In tones of crimson, saffron, and tangerine, geometric patterns decorate this handwoven wool rug, interspersed with zigzagging stripes of smoke grey.

A myriad of green tonalities evoke spring meadows in the Sierra Madre mountains. Woven by hand, this diminutive rug displays the intricate geometric motifs of traditional Zapotec art. Alfredo Ruiz weaves the extraordinary rug by hand of virgin wool. Titled "Diamante de mis sueños" in Spanish.

Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 2 inches (5 cm) (2 in).

Arrows streak across fields of glowing yellow as Mario Chávez weaves bold images in fiery colors. Surrounded by red stars, sunbursts inhabit the central field of this radiant design. The rug – named "Arpones" in Spanish – is hand-woven of virgin wool in Mexico's Zapotec tradition.

Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 1 inch (3 cm).