Odabashian Rugs

This Moroccan style rug by Joe Doucet is an open edition art rug, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The des...

This is a Limited Edition rug made of premium New Zealand wool and silk. Established in 1921, Odabashian is a creative conduit for artists, designers, architects and creatives to...

This Gabbeh Knot rug is a limited edition of ten art rugs, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design for...

This contemporary art rug is an open edition, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design was created by C...

This wool and silk rug named "Paisaje en mi dentro y fuera" is in the traditional Tibetan hand-knotted style in premium New Zealand wool and silk, with hand-carved edges that enhance the colors and shapes of this exquisite design. This is an open edition art rug, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design was created by Mexican designer Jorge Cejudo "el Cejas" studio La Jabonera for the 2011 exhibition "Tapetes, Tejiendo Historias" at the Franz Meyer Museum...

This round rug in a Mexican contemporary design, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealan...

The "Jungle Rug" is the first rug project by Mexico City-based design duo, Mauricio Paniagua and Tony Moxham. This is a limited edition art rug, woven by ...

This art rug was woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design for this rug created by renowned Mexican arch...

This contemporary art rug is woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design for this rug was created by Mexican design studio "EOS Mexico" for the 2011 exhibition "Tapetes, Tejiendo Historias" at the Franz Meyer Museum...

This contemporary high density acrylic rug is an open edition art rug, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the ...

This art rug is made in premium New Zealand wool and silk, woven by our network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India. The design was created by Igloo Design for the 2011 exhibition "Tapetes, Tejiendo Historias" at the Franz Meyer Museum...

This contemporary art rug is made of premium New Zealand wool, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India. The design was created by Mexican designer Benito Cabañas for the 2011 exhibition "Tapetes, Tejiendo Historias" at the Franz Meyer Museum...

This contemporary art rug was woven with the finest New Zealand wool by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India. The design was created by Cooper-Hewitt 201...

Kilim knot technique rug. Part of the "Transcendence" collection that supports the Transgender community, this Kilim rug is produced with medium gauge Kilim knot technique. It's an o...

This is an open edition art rug, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design was created by Mexican archit...

This art rug is made in a Mexican contemporary design, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design was created by renowned Mexican designer Joel Escalona for the 2011 exhibition "Tapetes, Tejiendo Historias" at the Franz Meyer...

This rug, made from premium New Zealand wool, is an open edition art rug, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design was created by Mexican design studio La Jabonera for the 2011 exhibition "Tapetes, Tejiendo Historias" at the Franz Meyer Museum...

This art rug was woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design for the rug was created by Mexican artist Ximena Pérez Grobet for the 2011 exhibition "Tapetes, Tejiendo Historias" at the Franz Meyer Museum...

This is an open edition art rug, made of premium New Zealand wool and silk, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India. The design was created by Mexi...

This is an open edition art rug, made of silk and premium New Zealand wool, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India. The design was created by Mexican architecture studio Usoarquitectura for the 2011 exhibition "Tapetes, Tejiendo Historias" at the Franz Meyer Museum...

This contemporary rug by Sion Vega is made in premium New Zealand wool and silk. The rug is a limited edition, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design of this rug was created by contemporary artist Simon Vega for the 2017 Zona Maco Contemporary Art Fair in Mexico City. Established in 1921, Odabashian is a creative conduit for artists, designers, architects and creatives to learn, explore and create using traditional hand-made rug making techniques for applications across all design industries. Our rugs are hand-knotted with premium New Zeland wool and silk, with intricate carving details along the blue print drawing...

This is a limited edition art rug, woven by Odabashian's network of family-owned weavers near Mirzapur, India with the finest New Zealand wool. The design was created by New York based Colombian artist Omar Chacon for the 2017 Zona Maco Contemporary Art Fair in Mexico City. Established in 1921, Odabashian is a creative conduit for artists, designers, architects and creatives to learn, explore and create using traditional hand-made rug making techniques for applications across all design industries. 100 lines, Tibetan knot technique with premium New Zealand wool and silk details. Omar Chacon Born 1979 in Bogota, Colombia. Omar Chacon has developed a masterful skill with acrylic paint, his medium of choice. He explores the boundaries of the material far beyond traditional applications and transforms it into pliable building blocks which then become the basis of his paintings. A brush is never used; instead, the artist creates his complex constructions with clever techniques maximizing the plastic nature and vibrant color potential of acrylic paint. Chacon’s body of work continues to be influenced by the intricate patterns and weavings mirrored...