This Indian rug, carrying an Illusion design, has its roots in the contemporary style category. This rug is visually distinguishable with a black background as its key feature. The primary color of the rug is black, providing a simultaneous tone of depth and elegance. Crafted with wool on a cotton foundation, this rug is about 6' X 9' in size.

The concept of this rug was pioneered by Teddy Sumner of Michaelian & Kohlberg, influenced by his product known as "Grass." That design motif involves tonal patterns which visually recall blades of grass. The color scheme typically uses one or two tones, but the dyeing process involves natural dye stuffs, allowing for variations and shadings within the same color, a phenomenon known as abrash.

Most of this rug's production takes place in Agra, India. The process considers elements such as single and two-ply yarns, dyeing processes, and unique weaving techniques. A crucial aspect of this production is the Persian asymmetrical knot.

As part of its distinct visual appeal, this rug is noted for designs that evoke soothing images of fade-away horizons and undulating rows of grain. Handmade and designed for resilience, the rug offers a soft color palette against a plush all-wool pile. This rug, founded on the quality-tradition of Indian carpet weaving, is classified as an Agra rug. Exclusive and versatile, this rug would add a sense of history and resilience to any setting.