This magnificent 19th-century antique Agra rug is a masterpiece of Indian weaving, blending Persian courtly tradition with Mughal artistic flair. The ivory-to-champagne field is densely populated with a Shikargah (Hunting Scene), featuring finely rendered lions, leopards, and gazelles amidst a lush thicket of flowering vines. At the center lies a bold, multi-lobed red medallion radiating with cloud-band motifs and delicate floral sprays. Most notable is the sophisticated border, which features large teal and forest green cartouches containing elegant Persian calligraphy, a rare decorative element that suggests a custom commission for a person of significant status. Woven with high-quality, lustrous wool and aged to a soft, ethereal patina, this rug is a premier collector’s piece for any high-end interior. This rug measures 10'4" x 11'8".