Agra Rugs

On this elegant antique Agra rug from India, an allover lattice of scrolls encloses rosettes against a deep chocolate ground.

This lovely antique Oriental Agra rug from India has an allover pattern of irregular fine checkers in various reds, browns, blues, greens, and tans repeating endlessly across the field.

This stunning Agra rug is woven with an all-over Herati field and complementary borders featuring the split-leaf fish motif.

This stately Agra carpet features a dramatic, flower-filled lozenge medallion in oxidized burgundy flanked by two pronounced pendants.

This elegant antique Oriental Agra rug from India displays a classic Herati design in tones of cocoa, taupe, and cinnamon, with a border of similar forms in contrasting colors.

Woven during the 1940s, this Indian rug features a radiant mandala decorated with segmented flanges and ornate patterns woven in royal blue and gold.

Woven in the late 19th century, this antique hunting carpet from Agra features a lavish allover arabesque decorated with lifelike animals and dense foliage.

This lovely little antique Oriental Indian Agra rug has an unusual allover design made up of asymmetrical medallions of windblown leaves.

This extraordinary antique Oriental Agra from India follows the format of the "ensi," a door rug used at the entrance to the tents of the nomadic Turkomans of Central Asia.

This antique Oriental Agra rug has a tall, bold tree of life that divides the field into two halves, each of which is filled by medallion-like arrays of vinescrolls in aubergine on a soft gold ground.