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Traditional Agra Rugs for a Modern Home Nothing says grandeur better than an elegant rug rich with color and tradition. Agra rugs stem from ancient times; the art of manufacturing these rugs has survived many political and geographic obstacles. Originally, these rugs were transported within the Indus region by camels; however, they have become very popular in the West in recent years. Agra rugs are now sold throughout the world, and still display their intricate vine or geometric designs with traditional cream backgrounds from the Mongol era. Compared to Agra and Persian rugs of ancient times, today's rugs are better suited for western homes; cotton is sometimes used as a substitute for wool and a greater variety of sizes are available. Blue, green, red and a pale cream are the traditional colors for these rugs, but browns and purples have also been incorporated to suite more modern tastes. Different sizes and shapes can be purchased at many outlets carrying imported rugs from the East. With so much variety, consumers have a wide array of choices, and can find an area rug for almost any room or passageway in the house. Some popular shapes include: Runners Continuous Runner Round Rectangle If you are looking to add some style and culture into your home, Agra rugs are a great way to incorporate color and tie a room together. Whether you use runners, round, or rectangular shaped rugs, these traditional works of art will add elegance and grandeur to any room.
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