1980s Boho Chic Ziegler Greenish Gray Hand-Knotted Wool Rug - 8'8'' X 11'6''

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This magnificent Persian-influenced Turkish hand-knotted rug is made by skilled artisans who have the ability to create the most exceptional … Read more This magnificent Persian-influenced Turkish hand-knotted rug is made by skilled artisans who have the ability to create the most exceptional vegetable dyes and use hand-spun wool. It's a one-of-a-kind Kafkaz, also known as Chobi, Chobi Peshawar, Oushak, or Ziegler rug. These handmade rugs are crafted in Pakistan using superior-quality wool imported from Australia, New Zealand, and Korea. They are available in two types of weaves: the Persian weave and the Mori weave. Artisans meticulously craft this rug by hand using the finest natural vegetable dyes extracted from local plants. They use a blend of hand-spun local and fine merino wool that results in an exquisite texture, higher lanolin content, and longer staple. The artisans sometimes incorporate natural or artificial silk into the pile to enhance specific motifs. The finished product is an awe-inspiring execution of flawless design and an understated palette that exudes elegance.

Contemporary rugs take inspiration from antique Persian designs and feature modern design motifs with vibrant color tones. They are hand-knotted with all-natural dyes, resulting in a unique abrash effect and subtle color variations in the pile. The rugs are also known for their stunning and vibrant colors, achieved through a process inspired by antique methods. The pile is meticulously trimmed to a moderate thickness and then stone-washed and sun-dried, resulting in a natural sheen and pleasing color tones. This gorgeous rug can transform the ambiance of any room into a luxurious haven with its beautiful color palette. The stunning oriental design showcases royalty and seamlessly complements any decor. Its hand-knotted construction and natural fibers provide a soft and comfortable feel underfoot, making it the perfect addition to any room. See less