Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Wool Rug

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Real hand-knotted middle eastern rug | size: 250cm x 160cm | knot density: approx. 250,000 knots/m² | material: 100% wool … Read more Real hand-knotted middle eastern rug | size: 250cm x 160cm | knot density: approx. 250,000 knots/m² | material: 100% wool (pile), 100% cotton (warp) | condition: used, but in great condition | pattern: oriental | age: approx. 10 years | special: suitable for underfloor heating, hand-knotted, environmentally friendly hand-knotted middle eastern rug - exquisite quality from traditional production discover our hand-knotted middle eastern carpet, a masterpiece of oriental rug art. This rug is not only a decorative element but also a piece of history and culture that will add elegance to your home. He comes from the region of middle east, known for its high-quality carpets, which are made with great attention to detail and centuries-old craftsmanship. The middle eastern rug is characterized by its stunning patterns and vibrant colors. The floral and geometric designs are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also tell stories from the tradition of rug weaving. Made from 100% pure wool and a 100% cotton warp, this rug ensures durability and a pleasant feel. The fine number of knots of around 250,000 knots per square meter speaks for the quality and the elaborate handwork that goes into every carpet. Measuring 250cm x 160cm, this rug is perfect for living rooms, dining areas or as a stylish element in your entrance area. Despite its age of approximately 10 years, the rug is in excellent condition thanks to an expert organic hand wash that gives it new freshness and care. You can lay it out and enjoy it straight away. The colors of the rug are carefully selected and harmonize perfectly with each other. They give any room a warm and inviting atmosphere. No matter whether you have a classic or modern interior style, this middle eastern rug will be the focal point of your room. Invest in this hand-knotted middle eastern carpet, which is not only a decorative element but also a valuable contribution to the preservation of traditional craftsmanship. It is not just a rug, but an heirloom that can last for generations. If you are interested in similar types of carpets, you should also consider the rugs from the kashan or tabriz region. These rugs often feature similarly intricate patterns and a comparable knot density. The rugs from manufacturers such as nain and isfahan are also known for their exquisite quality and craftsmanship. These rugs are often made from fine wool or silk and offer a variety of designs that are both traditional and modern. The heritage of these regions is evident in the vibrant colors and detailed patterns that add a touch of luxury to any room. Another notable rug type is the gabbeh carpet, which comes from the fars region. Gabbeh rugs are simpler in structure and often feature abstract patterns. They are ideal for modern living spaces and bring a rustic charm. If you are looking for a unique and handcrafted piece, you should also consider the ziegler collection rugs, known for their soft colors and modern designs. Overall, the world offers middle eastern rugs a wealth of options to suit every style. Whether you choose a classic middle eastern rug or a modern piece, you are always investing in quality and craftsmanship that is timeless. Faq about our hand-knotted middle eastern rug how do i properly care for my middle eastern carpet? to maintain the beauty and longevity of your middle eastern rug, we recommend vacuuming regularly without a brush attachment. Professional cleaning every few years ensures that the rug stays clean and the colors shine. Can i use the middle eastern rug in a high-traffic area? yes, our hand-knotted middle eastern rug is sturdy and works well in high traffic areas as long as it is maintained regularly. How do i recognize the quality of a middle eastern carpet? the quality of a middle eastern rug can be seen in the knot density, the material used and the execution of the patterns. High-quality rugs have a high knot count and are made from pure wool or silk. See less