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A Two Way street. Persia created the Arts & Crafts Movement.
The legacy of the Arts and Crafts Movement endures like a golden thread between cultures. Persian rug design did not simply decorate the rooms of Britain—it transformed the very way Western artists understood beauty, craftsmanship, and meaning. In the hands of Afghan weavers today, that philosophy is reborn. Their looms carry forward the same reverence for pattern, patience, and the human hand—the quiet dialogue between East and West that gave rise to one of the great revolutions in decorative art.
Creative inspiration from C.F.A. Voysey from the Arts & Crafts period.
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The story of the Arts and Crafts Rug begins in the late 1800s, during a time of profound change. As industrialisation swept across Europe, many artists and thinkers began to push back against mass production and the loss of traditional craftsmanship. Leading this movement was William Morris, whose philosophy of beauty in everyday life inspired a generation of designers and makers. The Arts and Crafts Rug became one of the most beloved outcomes of this cultural shift—a way to bring art, integrity, and natural materials into the home.
Rekindling the spirit of that era, today’s Arts and Crafts Rug captures the same essence, but with a modern touch. These rugs are handmade by skilled artisans, often using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. Each rug is a one-of-a-kind creation, carefully woven using high-quality wool, botanical dyes, and nature-inspired patterns. The colours are soft and earthy—muted greens, warm ochres, deep indigos, and gentle creams—all designed to evoke the natural world and soothe the senses.
What makes the Arts and Crafts Rug truly special is its connection to nature and simplicity. The designs are often inspired by leaves, flowers, vines, and flowing organic forms. Rather than bold, commercial patterns, these rugs reflect a sense of calm and considered beauty. They are not just rugs—they are pieces of art underfoot, designed to ground your space and bring a peaceful rhythm to your surroundings.
Today, the Arts and Crafts Rug continues to inspire interior designers, collectors, and lovers of fine textiles. These rugs fit seamlessly into both traditional and contemporary interiors. In a modern home, an Arts and Crafts Rug adds character and warmth. In a heritage setting, it echoes history and craftsmanship. Wherever you place one, it becomes a focal point that invites admiration and appreciation.
Many artisans who create Arts and Crafts Rug remain committed to the original values of the movement. They work with ethically sourced wool and use sustainable dyeing methods. The emphasis is always on quality over quantity, beauty over trend. This thoughtful, mindful approach ensures that every Arts & Crafts Rug is a lasting investment—one that will age gracefully and bring years of comfort and joy.
An Arts and Crafts Rug also tells a personal story. Because each piece is handmade, no two are exactly alike. Whether you choose a piece with delicate floral borders or bold symmetrical patterns, the rug reflects the vision and hands of the artisan who made it. There’s a sense of intimacy in owning an Arts & Crafts Rug—a quiet connection to the person who sat at the loom, carefully knotting and weaving with intention and care.
For those who appreciate design with depth and meaning, the Arts and Crafts Rug offers something truly unique. It is both beautiful and functional. It serves as a statement of taste and a celebration of craftsmanship. It brings warmth underfoot and a sense of history into your everyday life.
Caring for an Arts and Crafts Rug is also simple. Regular vacuuming and gentle cleaning help preserve its texture and colour. These rugs are made to endure—many are passed down through families as heirlooms, cherished for their stories and enduring charm.
As the demand for meaningful, sustainable, and artistic décor continues to grow, the Arts and Crafts Rug is being rediscovered by a new generation. It represents more than just a style—it represents a way of living. A life connected to beauty, nature, and authenticity.
So whether you’re designing a peaceful retreat, refreshing your living room, or searching for the perfect finishing touch, consider the Arts and Crafts Rug. Let it bring art and soul into your space. Let it remind you that the most beautiful things are often the ones made slowly, by hand, with love. Let the Arts and Crafts Rug become part of your story—a timeless piece in a modern world.
Can I get the same rug in a different size?
Each of our rugs is an individual, hand made work of art because of that it is not possible for us to have duplicates in different sizes.
How are your rugs made?
All of our rugs are 100% Handmade on a loom. We have created a close relationship with all of the craftspeople who make our rugs which allows us to get the highest quality rugs directly from the people who made them.
Are your rugs new/used?
We offer a variety of both new and used Persian rugs from many areas including Persia, Turkey, and Morocco see below for more info on locations.
NEW: We support over 30 families in Afghanistan who produce the highest quality Persian rugs.
OLD ANTIQUE VINTAGE: We source our used rugs from village and tribal families at source. As well as attend worldwide auctions. We have formed relationships with Persian rug collectors that allow us to get incredible pieces that are not normally on the market.
Can I try before i buy?
We have a “try before you buy” system for approved customers.
Where are your rugs from?
Afghanistan, Persia, Pakistan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Morocco etc.