Celeste Rugs 4x6 Hand Knotted Modern & Contemporary New Zealand Wool Tan Tibetan Nini Ferrucci Avant Garde Pictorial Oriental Area Rug

A vibrant fusion of contemporary artistry and Tibetan weaving mastery, this 4x6 hand-knotted pictorial rug—curated by LoomBloom—stands out as a true collector-level statement piece. The warm tan ground serves as a neutral canvas for boldly colored New Zealand wool motifs that rise with dimensional richness. Across the surface, expressive parrots, abstract botanical shapes, and geometric forms unfold in striking tones of purple, turquoise, orange, gold, and black, creating a lively visual narrative that feels both playful and meticulously orchestrated. The Tibetan knotting technique enhances the clarity of each artistic contour, giving the rug its distinctive sculpted presence while honoring traditional craftsmanship. Though compact in size, the rug carries the impact of a gallery artwork, making it ideal as a focal element in creative studios, modern living rooms, reading corners, or interior spaces seeking bold, expressive décor. A standout option for U.S. buyers searching for Tibetan pictorial rugs, abstract wool art rugs, or high-pile contemporary handmade rugs with vibrant personality.

• Exact Size: 4x6
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: New Zealand Wool
• Color: Tan, Purple, Black, Turquoise, Orange, Gold, Multi
• Origin: Nepal
• Pile Height: 0.6 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: CL20198

Story Behind the Art : Tibetan rugs have served both decorative and everyday functions for centuries, incorporating geometric patterns, religious symbols, mythical beasts, and natural imagery into bold and colorful designs. After the 1959 Chinese invasion and subsequent Tibetan diaspora, weaving traditions were revitalized in Nepal and India, giving rise to a major commercial renaissance in the 1970s. Tibetan rugs are distinguished by their slit-loop knot—where yarn is wrapped around a rod and cut to create rows of dense pile—producing rich texture and depth. Design traditions often include lotus flowers, dragons, phoenixes, snow lions, and Chinese-inspired ornamentation. Today’s Tibetan, Nepalese, and Indo-Tibetan rugs span from traditional layouts to Westernized and contemporary patterns, making them especially appealing for U.S. shoppers seeking artisan wool rugs, Buddhist-inspired décor, or culturally meaningful handcrafted textiles.