This is an Indian-origin rug known for its contemporary style and illusion design. The rug is categorized under 'new' type items and features wool on cotton content. The rug's background is a nuanced blend of olives that fades into the primary color of green, evoking a sense of calming tranquility.

The rug measures 8'1" X 10' and is a product initiated by Teddy Sumner of Michaelian & Kohlberg under the category called "Grass". The design basis for this rug involves tonal patterns that resemble small blades of grass. The rug uses one or two tones dyed using natural dye stuffs, allowing for varied shadings of the same color, a technique known as abrash.

Major production of this rug happens in Agra, India, aligning with the unique weaving techniques and single and two-ply yarns distinct to the region. This rug features an asymmetrical Persian knot, a unique weaving method that adds to its character.

The inspirational basis of this rug comes from the fields of tall, rustling grasses. This inspiration is evident in the subtle design features that evoke images of fading horizons and undulating rows of grain. The rug is handmade and is known for its durability, apart from the comfort brought by the all-wool pile. It embodies the fine tradition of Indian carpet weaving, and in being classified as an Agra rug, it adds a touch of groundedness and history to any decor it graces.