Carpet weaving in India was introduced far back in the eleventh century with the coming of the Muslim conquerors by the Ghazvavids and Ghauris from the West. Under the Mughal rule, Indian craftsmanship adopted Persian designs and techniques.

Carpets that were woven in Punjab made use of motifs and decorative styles that were found in the Mughal architecture. Indian rugs originated from this era with a touch of Persian designs. Indian rugs and carpets are widely popular all over the world.

The state of Kashmir in India is famous for weaving, Indian rugs and Indian carpets. Kashmiri weaved products are purchased throughout the world and are seen as a piece of art. Some people buy them as a decorative piece for their home.

They frame the Indian carpets and put it on the wall as a piece of art. They are not only bought by people to decorate their house but also to decorate their offices with a touch of class. Just like many antique showpieces, these antique carpets are a great way to exuberate refined tastes and a touch of opulence. These antique carpets are a great buy, and are preserved as assets. There are carpets made out of various textiles, such as Kashmir silk, Indian silk, Indian Dhurrie Kilim etc. They are also available in various sizes and come in a wide array of designs.