Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Rug in Wool & Silk

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Hand-knotted oriental rug | Size: 207cm x 151cm | Knot density: approx. 500,000 knots/m² | Material: 97% wool, 3% silk … Read more Hand-knotted oriental rug | Size: 207cm x 151cm | Knot density: approx. 500,000 knots/m² | Material: 97% wool, 3% silk | Condition: New and unused | Pattern: Oriental | Suitable for underfloor heating | Style: Traditional Middle Eastern/Oriental High-quality Middle Eastern rug - hand-knotted from the best wool and silk. This exquisite Middle Eastern rug impresses with its masterful art of knotting and the use of high-quality materials. Manufactured in the tradition of Middle East's renowned rug manufacturers, this rug combines centuries-old craftsmanship with aesthetic design. with a pile made of 97% wool and 3% silk, it not only offers a pleasant feel but also outstanding longevity. The rug measures a generous 207 cm x 151 cm, making it ideal for a living room or bedroom. The condition is new and the rug has been carefully cleaned and is ready to use. with a knot count of over 500,000 knots per m², this rug is a true masterpiece that impresses not only with its quality but also with its artistic patterns. The colors seen in the images show the vibrant plant colors typical of Middle Eastern carpets. The origin of the rug can be traced back to the traditional rug regions of Middle East, where art and craft have existed in perfect harmony for centuries. Particularly noteworthy are the floral and geometric designs, which are often in a harmonious interplay of red, blue and gold. These designs tell stories and are an expression of Middle East's rich culture and history. Another advantage of this rug is how easy it is to care for. The natural wool makes the rug dirt-repellent and is therefore ideal for heavily frequented rooms. Professional organic hand washing ensures that the rug remains in perfect condition and its colors remain brilliant for many years. Whether as a central element in your living space or as a stylish addition to existing furnishings, this hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug sets accents and gives every room a special touch. As an investment in high-quality craftsmanship, it also offers great value, as hand-knotted rugs tend to increase in value and represent a timeless heirloom. Similar rug patterns and types from the region include the famous Tabriz, Isfahan and Kashan carpets, which are also known for their exquisite workmanship and attractive designs. Tabriz rugs are characterized by their fine details and diverse patterns, while Isfahan rugs often fascinate with complex floral motifs and vibrant colors. Kashan carpets, on the other hand, are known for their large medallions and the use of high-quality materials. In addition, rugs from manufacturers such as Nain and Qom, who usually work with silk and fine wool, are highly sought after. These rugs often showcase intricate patterns and come in a variety of sizes to suit any room. The popularity of such rugs extends not only to the living area, but also to offices and public institutions that want to create an elegant ambience. If you are looking for a unique rug that is not only stylish but also functional, this Middle Eastern rug could be just the thing for you. It offers the perfect combination of craftsmanship, quality and timeless design. FAQ about our Middle Eastern rug Question: How do I properly care for my Middle Eastern carpet?Answer: To maintain the beauty and longevity of your Middle Eastern carpet, we recommend regular vacuuming and occasional professional cleaning. Make sure to remove dirt immediately to avoid stains. Question: Where do the materials used come from?Answer: The wool and silk come from the best growing regions and are carefully selected to ensure the highest quality. Our rugs are hand-knotted in traditional regions of Middle East, where the knowledge of rug making is passed down from generation to generation. Question: Is the rug suitable for underfloor heating?Answer: Yes, this Middle Eastern rug is well suited for use on underfloor heating due to its natural materials, as it stores heat and at the same time offers pleasant comfort. See less