Tibetan rugs are beloved for their luxurious materials and expertly hand-woven craftsmanship, and Chairish carries a wide selection to add something soft underfoot in any room in your home.
Tibetan Rugs for Sale
Tibetan silk rugs are made with fine silk and hand knotted by expert craftspeople, which makes each one truly one of a kind. At Chairish, our expert curators know exactly what to look for when choosing each rug we sell, so you can feel confident that the rug you receive was made in Tibet in the traditional manner. Other antique Tibetan carpets are made with wool sourced from the sheep in the Tibetan mountains, hand-knotted and featuring traditional Tibetan floral or geometric patterns.
Shop Chairish for Handmade Tibetan Rugs
Whether you’re shopping for a runner for a hallway or an area rug to fill a room, our antique Tibetan rugs come in all sizes and styles to add a feeling of luxury and a layer of texture to your home. With our Chairish Buyer Guarantee, you can be sure that the rug you see is the rug you’ll receive—and that it will arrive safely and securely right to your door.
Questions & Answers
- What are some popular tibetan rugs styles?
- Popular tibetan rugs styles are Modern, Contemporary, and Traditional.
- Can I get free shipping on tibetan rugs from Chairish?
- Yes! Select tibetan rugs ship for free from Chairish.
- Which brand has the largest assortment of tibetan rugs at Chairish?
- Stark studio rugs is our most popular tibetan rugs brand, with 50+ items in stock.
- Does Chairish have tibetan rugs on sale?
- Yes! We have 20+ tibetan rugs on sale.
- Do you carry Tan tibetan rugs
- We have tibetan rugs in popular colors including Tan, Gray, and Brown.
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