Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Rug in Wool & Silk

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Hand-knotted oriental rug | Size: 303cm x 202cm | Knot density: approx. 550,000 knots/m² | Material: 97% wool, 3% silk … Read more Hand-knotted oriental rug | Size: 303cm x 202cm | Knot density: approx. 550,000 knots/m² | Material: 97% wool, 3% silk | Condition: New and unused | Pattern: Oriental | Color: Red | Suitable for underfloor heating | Style: Traditional Middle Eastern/Oriental | Pile height: short pile | Origin: Middle Eastern | Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms and study Hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug - a masterpiece of art and tradition The hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug is a true work of art that embodies the centuries-old tradition of Middle Eastern rug weaving. This rug impresses with its exquisite workmanship, which consists of 97% high-quality wool and 3% fine silk. The rug's warp is made of 100% cotton, which gives it additional stability. with a size of 303 cm x 202 cm, this rug is ideal for large living rooms, dining rooms or as an impressive highlight in your entrance area. The origin of this rug is of great importance as Middle Eastern rugs traditionally come from regions such as Isfahan, Tabriz or Kashan. Each of these places has its own style and specific patterns that are expressed in the carpets. This special Middle Eastern rug features a harmonious combination of floral and geometric patterns that reflect the beauty of nature. The colors are vibrant and range from soft earth tones to bold, rich shades that give the rug a warm look. An outstanding feature of this rug is the number of knots of approx. 550,000 knots per m². This high knot density is a sign of excellent craftsmanship and ensures the longevity and robustness of the carpet. The condition of the rug is new and unused, and it has already undergone a professional organic hand wash, so it can be laid out immediately. Investing in a rug like this is not only an asset to your home, but also an investment that will retain its beauty for years to come. In summary, this hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug is an incomparable piece that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also holds cultural value. It combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design and will undoubtedly be an eye-catcher in any room. Similar rug patterns and rug types If you are interested in this Middle Eastern carpet, other rug types from the region may also be of interest. Rugs from Tabriz are known for their detailed patterns and vibrant colors, while rugs from Isfahan often feature floral designs that are striking in their delicacy. Another notable example is the Nain carpets, famous for their high knot density and use of silk. There are also many well-known manufacturers who specialize in producing high-quality oriental rugs. Manufacturers such as Ziegler and Sarough are known for their traditional designs and offer a wide range of rugs that are handcrafted. If you have a passion for hand-knotted carpets, you should also consider rugs from the Kerman region, which are prized for their rich colors and complex patterns. Overall, there are a variety of rugs that reflect the beauty and diversity of Middle Eastern art and culture. Your investment in a quality rug will not only brighten up your home, but also bring a piece of this fascinating tradition into your life. FAQ about our Middle Eastern rug What are the care instructions for a Middle Eastern carpet? To extend the life of your Middle Eastern carpet, vacuum it regularly and have it professionally cleaned when necessary. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent the colors from fading. 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 and the workmanship. A rug with a high knot count and made from high-quality materials such as wool and silk is usually of better quality. Where is the best place to place my Middle Eastern carpet? Middle Eastern rugs are versatile and can be placed in living rooms, dining rooms or hallways. It is important to place the rug in a location where it will not be subjected to excessive wear and tear to preserve its beauty and durability. See less