Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Wool and Cotton Rug

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Hand-knotted oriental rug | Size: 130cm x 80cm | Knot density: approx. 160,000 knots/m² | Material: 100% wool (pile), 100% … Read more Hand-knotted oriental rug | Size: 130cm x 80cm | Knot density: approx. 160,000 knots/m² | Material: 100% wool (pile), 100% cotton (warp) | Pattern: Oriental | Condition: New | Style: Traditional Middle Eastern/Oriental | Suitable for underfloor heating | Child-friendly and environmentally friendly | Origin: Middle Eastern Middle Eastern rug - hand-knotted oriental rug made of wool Discover the timeless beauty and elegance of a hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug that not only beautifies your home, but is also considered a piece of cultural history. This exquisite rug combines traditional craftsmanship with modern designs and is a true masterpiece of Middle Eastern weaving. Origin: The Middle Eastern rug comes from the renowned rug region of Middle East, which is known for its first-class carpets. This region is famous for its artistic knotting technique and use of high-quality materials, which is reflected in the longevity and outstanding quality of our carpet. Patterns and Colors: The decorative patterning of the rug is an expression of traditional Middle Eastern designs, which often combine floral and geometric motifs. The plant colors used give the rug a vibrant but harmonious color palette that fits into any interior design. Materials: The pile is made of 100% high quality wool, which is not only soft and comfortable but also known for its durability. The chain is made of 100% cotton, which ensures additional comfort and stability. These materials ensure that the rug retains its beauty even after years of use. Size and condition: Measuring 130cm x 80cm, this Middle Eastern rug is ideal for smaller rooms or as a decorative element in larger rooms. The rug is new and has been professionally and organically cleaned so that it can be installed immediately. Node number: with around 160,000 nodes per square meter, it is a master weave that guarantees the highest quality and attention to detail. This high knot density contributes to the longevity and fine structure of the carpet. A hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug is not only a floor covering, but also a work of art that can last for generations. It gives every room a special touch and creates a cozy atmosphere. Similar rug patterns can also be found in the famous rug regions such as Kerman, Isfahan and Tabriz, which are also known for their exquisite designs. Kerman rugs are characterized by complex patterns and vibrant colors, while Isfahan rugs offer a particularly fine knotting technique that increases their value. Tabriz rugs are famous for their generous designs and strong colors, often with magnificent floral motifs. In addition, rugs from manufacturers such as Nain and Qom are also highly valued. Nain rugs are known for their high knot count and use of silk combined with wool, while Qom rugs often feature ornate designs with shimmering silk threads. These rugs are not only decorative, but also a valuable investment in craft tradition and art. If you are looking for a rug that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, then this Middle Eastern rug is the perfect choice. It complements any interior while offering a connection to the rich history of rug weaving. FAQ about our Middle Eastern rug How do I care for my Middle Eastern carpet? To preserve the beauty and longevity of your Middle Eastern rug, it is recommended to clean it regularly and protect it from direct sunlight. Professional cleaning every few years is also advisable. Where does the wool for this rug come from? The wool for our Middle Eastern rug comes from high-quality sources in Middle East, known for its durability and softness. No foreign wool is used, which increases the quality of the carpet. Is the rug suitable for underfloor heating? Yes, our hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug is suitable for underfloor heating because the materials used can handle heat well without compromising its structure. See less