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An allover geometric medallion pattern is framed by simple borders and executed in a luminous canary and goldenrod palette on this one-of-a-kind recycled wool and silk rug from the Alchemy collection.

A field of vibrant canary hues forms an intriguing backdrop to the allover ruby pattern of connecting palmettes and stylized branches on this one-of-a-kind wool rug from the Alchemy collection.

Upcycled from respun silk & wool yarn in India, this Alchemy rug voices a traditional Spanish pattern in luminous hues.

A field of vibrant goldenrod and canary hues forms an intriguing backdrop to the allover amber pattern of winding vinery and floral motifs on this one-of-a-kind wool rug from the Alchemy collection.

Displaying a traditional design adapted from a late 19th century Persian Hamadan carpet, this gold, lavender, coral, and seafoam green rug is handwoven from silk and wool.

Leaping tigers and bounding deer inspired by an Agra design are executed in an allover pattern, , evoking the age-old tradition of hunting on this one-of-a-kind recycled wool and silk rug from the Alchemy collection.

Vibrant rust orange and scarlet hues punctuate kaleidoscopic goldenrod floral motifs on this one-of-a-kind recycled wool rug from the Alchemy collection, the fiery hues creating an intriguing visual juxtaposition to the striated field of smoky charcoal hues beneath.

A pearly yellow palette with subtle flecks of contrasting color gives this handwoven silk rug an opalescent & soft quality.

Woven from handspun recycled wool, artisans in India meticulously interpret an illustrious Agra design in a regal palette and skillfully layer creative flourishes onto this one-of-a-kind rug from our Alchemy collection.

This antique Oushak wool rug, handwoven in Turkey, features a medallion layout in a traditional palette.

Inspired by the patterns of vintage Moroccan rugs, this one-of-a-kind rug is hand-knotted in Pakistan from luxurious Afghan Ghazni wool, then graphically woven into a lively geometric design that follows an almost psychedelic expression of placement and form.

Inspired by the patterns of vintage Moroccan rugs, this one-of-a-kind rug is hand-knotted in Pakistan from luxurious Afghan Ghazni wool, then graphically woven into a lively geometric design that follows an almost psychedelic expression of placement and form.

Displaying a sunny pastel yellow and orange palette, this minimalist, contemporary Middle Atlas Berber carpet is hand spun from highland wool, pot dyed, and one-of-a-kind.

Silhouetted palmettes emerge from the saturated gold field on this one-of-a-kind rug from our Color Reform Spectrum collection.

This handmade wool rug from our Color Reform Spectrum collection features a Block Print inspired transitional design overdyed in chromatic hues of gold.

Outlines of a traditional pattern are just visible from within a striated yellow and espresso ground on this one-of-a-kind vintage wool rug from the Color Reform collection.

A faint silhouette of a transitional design is just visible through overdyed marigold field of this wool rug intricately handcrafted by artisans in Pakistan using centuries-old techniques of sunfading, overdye, and sandblasts.

Ornate patterns are vibrantly voiced in a spectrum of marigold hues in this transitional rug.

Silhouetted motifs emerge from the overdyed marigold field on this one-of-a-kind rug from our Color Reform collection.

An allover pattern of repeating motifs emerges from the overdyed marigold field on this one-of-a-kind rug from our Color Reform collection.

Intricately woven in Pakistan from handspun wool by individual artisans, this Color Reform rug was organically neutralized from its original color and then overdyed with rich pigments of yellow to produce vibrant chromatic display of color.

This handmade wool rug voices a minimalist design in a stunning palette of marigold hues.

<p>This handmade rug, woven from wool and silk, features a loop and cut pile that creates its solid, ribbed construction.

Hand-knotted in India from recycled wool, this traditional rug exhibits the dramatic patterning of an antique Mahal in a regal palette of crimson, gold, and cerulean hues.