Middle Eastern Hand-Knotted Rug with Vegetable Dyes

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Hand-knotted oriental rug | size: 476cm x 306cm | knot density: approx. 160,000 knots/m² | material: 100% wool (pile), 100% … Read more Hand-knotted oriental rug | size: 476cm x 306cm | knot density: approx. 160,000 knots/m² | material: 100% wool (pile), 100% cotton (warp) | condition: used but in very good condition | pattern: floral with medallion | age: approx. 10 years | region of origin: central middle east | suitable for underfloor heating | environmentally friendly and child-friendly high-quality middle eastern rug - hand-knotted from central middle east this exquisite middle eastern rug from central middle east is a true work of art and a highlight for any room. With an impressive size of 476 cm x 306 cm, it not only offers stylish decoration but also a high level of comfort. The rug is made from 100% wool, which gives it a soft and comfortable feel. In addition, the chain made of 100% cotton ensures stability and longevity. The master knot with around 160,000 knots per m² is a testament to the highest level of craftsmanship. Each pattern and color is carefully selected and gives an impression of traditional middle eastern art. The wonderful plant colors used in this rug harmonize perfectly with each other and give the rug a lively look. Our middle eastern rug is approx. 10 years old and is in very good used condition. It has been professionally and biologically cleaned so that it can be laid out immediately. The origin of this rug is a key aspect that increases its value. Central middle east is known for its high quality carpets, which often feature complex geometric patterns or floral designs. These rugs are not only functional but also collectibles that reflect the heritage of middle eastern culture. Investing in a high-quality middle eastern rug is not only an aesthetic decision, but also a valuable investment. The estimated market value of this rug is €5,000.00, which underlines its quality and uniqueness. Over the years, the rug has proven itself to be a timeless element in interior design and will certainly continue to be appreciated in the future. For lovers of the middle eastern art of knotting, this rug is an absolute must. It fits into a wide range of furnishing styles, from classic to modern, and enriches every room with its presence. Similar rug patterns and rug types from central middle east in the world of middle eastern rugs, there are numerous popular patterns and styles that come from the same region. Among the most famous are the kashan carpets, often designed with lush floral motifs and deep colors, and the isfahan carpets, known for their fine weaving and detailed designs. These rugs feature a variety of colors and intricate patterns that reflect the cultural diversity of middle east. Other interesting types of rugs are the tabriz carpets, which often feature large medallion-like patterns. They are considered particularly valuable and are often traded as collector's items. Favoring lighter colors and subtle patterns, nain rugs are also in high demand and provide an elegant addition to any home. In addition, rugs from renowned manufacturers such as sarough and hamadan are also widely available. These rugs have their own character and style, with sarouk rugs often featuring floral and geometric designs and hamadan rugs known for their robustness and durability. When choosing a rug, it is important to pay attention to the origin and pattern, as these factors significantly influence the value and aesthetics of the rug. Faq about our middle eastern rug how do i properly care for my middle eastern carpet? to extend the life of your middle eastern rug, vacuum regularly and wipe stains immediately with a damp cloth. Professional cleaning is recommended every few years. Can i also use my middle eastern rug with underfloor heating? yes many middle eastern rugs are suitable for use on underfloor heating as long as the temperature is regulated to avoid overheating. How do i recognize the quality of a middle eastern carpet? the quality of a middle eastern rug can be judged by the number of knots, the material used and the level of detail in the pattern. Higher knot counts and natural materials such as wool and silk are indicators of better quality. See less