Middle Eastern Hand-Knotted Rug in Wool & Silk

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Hand-knotted middle eastern rug | knot density: approx. 550,000 knots/m² | material: 95% wool, 5% silk | size: 114cm x … Read more Hand-knotted middle eastern rug | knot density: approx. 550,000 knots/m² | material: 95% wool, 5% silk | size: 114cm x 75cm | condition: new and unused | pattern: oriental | special features: suitable for underfloor heating, child-friendly, environmentally friendly | origin: middle eastern middle eastern rug - hand-knotted oriental rug of the highest quality. This exquisite middle eastern rug combines traditional craftsmanship with timeless elegance. Made from 95% high-quality wool and 5% finer silk, this rug not only offers an extraordinary look, but also a remarkable feel. The chain is made of 100% robust cotton, which ensures stability and guarantees the longevity of the carpet. With a knot count of around 550,000 knots per square meter, this rug is a true masterpiece of knotting. The origin of this rug lies in the traditional rug region of middle east, known for its complex patterns and vibrant colors. Each piece tells the story of its region and the craftsmen who made it. The colorful plant patterns and the careful craftsmanship make this rug a highlight in any room. The size of 114 cm x 75 cm makes it ideal for various uses - be it as a decorative element in the living room or as a stylish accent in the office. This rug is new and unused, making it perfect for lovers of hand-knotted oriental rugs who value quality and authenticity. Since the rug has been professionally and organically hand washed, it can be laid out immediately. This ensures that the colors remain vibrant and the materials remain fresh, further increasing the overall appeal of the rug. Invest in this hand-knotted middle eastern rug to not only add a touch of luxury to your living space but also bring a piece of cultural heritage into your home. The combination of traditional design and high-quality workmanship makes this rug a valuable addition to any interior. Similar rug patterns can be found in various varieties of middle eastern carpets, including the famous isfahan rug with its detailed floral motifs and fine, elegant pile. The tabriz carpet, known for its detailed knotting and magnificent colors, is also an excellent choice for lovers of traditional rug art. Another notable example are the qom carpets, which are often made of silk and feature delicate designs. In addition, manufacturers like nain and kashan are known for their outstanding quality and unusual designs. These rugs are characterized by their fine weaving and use of first-class materials, which makes them not only functional floor coverings, but also true works of art. When choosing a rug from this region, lovers should always pay attention to the knot count and materials used to ensure they are investing in a piece that is both aesthetically pleasing and long-lasting. Different types of rugs from the same region such as the gabbeh or kilim rugs also offer unique designs and decoration options. Gabbeh rugs are known for their rustic designs and vibrant colors, while kilim rugs feature flat weaves and geometric patterns. Each of these rugs has its own story and character, making them a valuable addition to any home. Faq about our middle eastern rug how do i properly care for my middle eastern carpet?to ensure the longevity of your middle eastern carpet, it is important to vacuum regularly and clean stains immediately. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent color fading. Occasional professional cleaning is also recommended. Can i also use the rug on underfloor heating? yes, this middle eastern rug is suitable for use on underfloor heating. However, be careful not to set the temperature too high so as not to damage the material. How do i recognize a genuine hand-knotted middle eastern carpet?genuine hand-knotted middle eastern rugs are characterized by a high number of knots, irregular patterns and high-quality materials. You should be able to see the knotting technique on the back of the rug, while factory-made rug often looks flat and uniform. See less