Dec 2019. My friend Deanna and I are from Canada, we spent 2 weeks touring India from Goa to Agar and many places in between. We especially loved our time at Mughal carpet. We had the privilege of seeing 3 experienced weavers make a large rug. Their fingers were a blur tying the many knots to make such a beautiful rug. A friendly young man told us the history of Mughal carpet and explained to us how a rug is made. We saw many different patterns, sizes and colours of rugs. I purchased a long runner for my hallway and Deanna purchased a large one for her dining room. Mughal carpet shipped both rugs to Canada for us. When my runner rug arrived I was in awe of how beautiful it is and how beautiful it looks in my hallway. I know I'll have it for many years to come because I know that lots of love and happiness go into the creation of every rug. Thank you so much!

We took a Trip Advisor tour of Agra, the Red Fort and Taj Mahal. I don't remember asking to visit a carpet, so much as a pashmina, store, but we were brought here by our guide. We walked in the door, a man was at a loom, and the owner gave an eloquent presentation of the carpet-making process. My friend said he wouldn't mind seeing a few carpet for sale. Scores of rugs, two teas, and a bit of haggling later, and my friend and I bought three carpets. They are hand-made Persian rugs, of Kashmir wool. The quality level is high. The price is right. It's ok to do a little haggling about price. Less than 10 days later, they are in my family room. They look fantastic. I feel great about the experience. The owner is delightful, as is the man you give your credit card to. There was no high pressure sales pitch; almost all of the pressure in my case was internal. The rupee to dollar exchange rate arguably was 1% high. All in all, a near perfect experience I didn't expect to have. I would buy again.

Adil Khan has shown himself as humble, authentic, honest and kind with exceptional attention to detail. Mughal Carpet refuses to use child labor, pays fair wages & treats rug making as a spiritual, loving practice. The rugs are made with love and prayer. In turn, the energy in the rug becomes a beautiful part of your home and yourselves. I rarely do commercial reviews but believe it is important for people to know that they are not buying a cheap market rug here, but rather a superior quality family heirloom, handmade fine art which will be appreciated and will appreciate in value over generations. I personally recommend Mughal Carpet to anyone considering purchase of a rug. My first guided visit to Agra included stops at several shops - gemstones, marble, art, etc. and I had absolutely no intention to buy a thing. However, as I learned and looked and listened at Mughal Carpets, I became enchanted and quickly decided on two modest pieces. A 2x3 and a 2x10 hall runner, both in a contemporary ‘baby elephant foot’ style. The rugs arrived a week after our agreed predetermined ship date.