




Story Behind the Art: French needlepoint rugs trace their origins to the grand decorative traditions of 17th- and 18th-century France, where Aubusson and Savonnerie workshops produced textiles for royal residences and aristocratic salons. These rugs were celebrated for their refined floral medallions, scrolling vines, garlands, and pastel color palettes, all inspired by classical European painting and interior architecture. Crafted by hand on canvas using petit point and gros point stitching techniques, each piece reflected meticulous workmanship and artistic precision. Historically featured in palaces and châteaux, these rugs embodied elegance and formal symmetry. In the late 20th century, Chinese artisans became instrumental in continuing this tradition, applying generations of weaving and embroidery expertise to recreate Aubusson and Savonnerie designs. Using wool on cotton foundations, these hand-stitched and handwoven rugs preserve the visual character of antique French originals while making the style more accessible to modern interiors.
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