New Indian Heriz Serapi-Style Carpet — Bhadohi | 7'11" x 9'9"

The Khushi is hand-knotted from handspun wool in a Heriz Serapi design, favoring bold, spacious medallion drawing over dense, intricate patterning. This makes it an easy anchor for a room, adding structure and warmth without overwhelming the space around it. For more on Serapi and related design vocabularies, see our guide to common rug motifs.

The palette centers on gold, rust, and charcoal, layered to give the rug a warm, grounded presence that reads as heirloom in character despite being newly made. Explore more Heriz and Serapi-style pieces in our guide to the best rug styles for collectors.

At 7'11" x 9'9", the Khushi is a generous room-size piece, well suited to living rooms, dining areas, and bedrooms alike.

Serapi is a term used within the Heriz weaving tradition to describe rugs woven with a more open field, softer palette, and finer knotting than classic Heriz production, often prized for their spacious, gallery-ready proportions. The Khushi is woven in Bhadohi, India, one of the world's foremost centers of hand-knotted rug production, with a weaving tradition dating back to the 16th century during the reign of the Mughal emperor Akbar.

This piece reflects that lineage: a Heriz Serapi design realized by Bhadohi's hand-knotting tradition. Browse more pieces from this collection in our Heriz collection.

Khushi means "happiness" in Hindi, ultimately from the Persian khūshī.

The name reflects both the rug's Indian origin and the warmth it's meant to bring into a home—a piece intended to be lived with daily, not set aside for special occasions.

Khushi captures the Serapi style at its most approachable: bold, balanced, and made to be enjoyed.

• Primary material: Handspun wool
• Construction: Hand-knotted
• Dye method: Traditional dyes
• Foundation: Traditional woven foundation
• Condition: New

New condition. As a handspun, hand-knotted rug, slight variations in texture and dye tone are normal and add to its handmade character.

Ready for immediate in-home use.

Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Vacuum regularly and/or shake to remove dust.

Do not pull loose threads; use scissors to trim ends cleanly.

Blot spills immediately with a white cloth. Harsh chemicals may damage or fade the rug.

Use rug protectors under heavy furniture, and rotate periodically to encourage even wear.

Is this an antique or vintage rug?
No. The Khushi is a newly made hand-knotted rug, woven in Bhadohi, India, in a Heriz Serapi design.

What is a Serapi rug?
Serapi refers to Heriz rugs woven with a more open field, softer coloration, and finer knotting than classic Heriz production, prized for spacious, room-anchoring proportions.

Is it durable?
Yes. Hand-knotted wool rugs are built to be long-lasting with proper care; see our care instructions above.