Emperor's Garden MouseRug Place Rug Inspired by hand-woven Indian flatweave

Inspired by hand-woven Indian flatweave rug designs from the American Southwest

located in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art

which allowed for hundreds of knots to be tied per square inch

The beloved medieval masterwork

Emperor's Garden MouseRug Place Rug Inspired by hand-woven Indian flatweaveThe Emperors Garden rug inspiring this design is an exquisite example of a type of design known as the Peking style which gained status and popularity during the latter decades of the 19th century. This was a time when China opened its vast workforce, in the form of large weaving factories," to the Western world. A trademark of this style, which reached its zenith of popularity during the 1940s, is its use of pictorial elements, such as pagodas,