Indian Rugs

Indian Rug Selection Guide

Indian rugs in this category are listed as hand-woven products in different centimetre dimensions. Current sizes include 60×90 cm, 63×87 cm, 68×137 cm, 90×154 cm, 119×182 cm, 126×185 cm and 130×182 cm among many others.

Because each piece can differ in dimensions, colours, pattern and condition, first measure the intended area and then compare the actual item information and photographs.

Small Indian Rugs

Smaller sizes such as 60×90 cm, 63×87 cm, 62×95 cm, 63×93 cm and 70×53 cm may suit entrances, bedside areas, narrow spaces or decorative use depending on the room layout.

Medium-Size Indian Rugs

The category includes many medium sizes such as 84×153 cm, 90×154 cm, 91×148 cm, 91×152 cm, 92×156 cm, 93×151 cm, 94×154 cm and 95×153 cm. Compare not only the centimetre difference but also pattern, colours, edges, fringes and overall condition.

Larger Indian Rugs

Larger listings include 119×117 cm, 119×178 cm, 119×182 cm, 122×182 cm, 123×181 cm, 126×185 cm and 130×182 cm. For larger pieces, furniture placement and walking space should be considered before purchase.

How Should Rug Size Be Chosen?

Measure the intended area in centimetres and decide whether the rug will sit under furniture, cover a central area, be used in a corridor or serve a decorative purpose. Use the actual stated dimensions rather than expecting standard mass-produced sizes.

What Should You Check Before Buying?

• Actual dimensions: compare width and length with the intended space.
• Product photographs: inspect colour, pattern, edges and surface condition.
• Weaving information: rely on the specific product listing and description.
• Condition: check stains, wear, edge problems, fringe condition and repairs.
• Material: use wool, cotton or other fibre information only when verified for the specific product.
• Intended area: match size and pattern to corridor, room, entrance or decorative use.

Condition of Hand-Woven Rugs

Hand-woven and previously used textiles can show surface wear, colour variation, fringe loss or repair. These details can affect both usability and price, so review the photographs and description of the exact product.

Care of Indian Rugs

Care requirements depend on the verified fibre/material and condition. Harsh chemicals or unsuitable washing can damage hand-woven products. Professional rug cleaning may be preferable when material or condition is uncertain.

Related Carpet and Rug Categories

• Carpets and Rugs – the main carpet and rug category.
• Hand-Woven Carpets – Milas, Yoruk and other hand-woven carpet listings.
• Kayseri Kilims – kilims listed under the Kayseri category.
• Yoruk, Iranian and Antique Kilims – regional and older kilim groups.

Indian Rug Prices

Indian rug prices can vary according to dimensions, weaving structure, pattern, condition, verified material information, workmanship and the individual characteristics of each piece. Square-metre price alone may not be enough for useful comparison.

Review the dimensions and condition of the item you are interested in and contact us for current pricing and availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are available?

The current category ranges from smaller listings such as 60×90 cm to larger options such as 126×185 cm and 130×182 cm.

Why do hand-woven rug dimensions vary?

Each hand-made item can have individual dimensions, so the actual size stated for each product should be checked.

Is pattern or size more important?

Both matter. Start with a size that suits the intended area, then compare pattern and colour compatibility.

How should condition be checked?

Review product photographs for surface wear, stains, edges, fringes and any visible repair.

How should an Indian rug be cleaned?

The cleaning method should suit the verified material and condition. Specialist cleaning can be preferable for hand-woven items.

How should prices be compared?

Compare products with similar dimensions, weaving structure, condition and verified material information rather than using square-metre price alone.