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Vintage rug | size: 278 x 198 cm | hand-knotted | material: high quality wool | pile shortened and dyed … Read more Vintage rug | size: 278 x 198 cm | hand-knotted | material: high quality wool | pile shortened and dyed for modern design | condition: well preserved | origin: traditional craftsmanship high-quality middle eastern rug – tradition and elegance combined a middle eastern rug is not just a floor covering, but a true work of art that embodies tradition and craftsmanship. These exquisite rugs typically come from middle east, a region famous for its rug weaving art. Each middle eastern rug is unique, often made from high-quality materials such as wool, silk or a combination of both. The materials used ensure not only exceptional durability, but also unparalleled softness and a luxurious shine. The patterns and designs of middle eastern rugs are as diverse as they are impressive. Typical motifs include floral and geometric elements artfully arranged in vibrant colors. Popular designs include the medallion pattern, found in many classic middle eastern carpets, as well as the keshan and isfahan patterns, known for their detail and color harmony. These designs often tell stories and reflect the culture and heritage of the region the rug comes from. The size of a middle eastern rug can vary. Whether large models for the living room or smaller versions for the entrance area - there is a suitable rug for every room. When choosing the right middle eastern rug, it is important to consider the condition. Many middle eastern rugs have been cleaned and cared for over many years, leaving them in excellent condition and retaining their original shine. Middle eastern rugs are not only decorative but also functional. They provide pleasant foot warmth and contribute to sound insulation, which makes them particularly advantageous in large rooms. In addition, they increase the value of a room and add a touch of luxury and elegance to any interior. Similar carpets, which also come from middle east, are the gabbeh carpets. These rugs are known for their simpler, rustic designs and bold colors. They offer a modern interpretation of traditional rug art. Another well-known manufacturer of oriental rugs is the city of tabriz, which is famous for its high-quality knotting techniques and detailed patterns. Rugs from tabriz are often decorated with intricate, symmetrical designs and are considered true masterpieces. Another notable type is the nain carpet, known for its fine, delicate patterns and high silk content. These rugs are ideal for people who value elegance and sophistication. The variety of middle eastern rugs is almost endless and offers the right solution for every taste and furnishing style. Faq about middle eastern rugs how do i properly care for my middle eastern carpet? caring for a middle eastern rug is crucial to its longevity. Regular vacuuming without a brush attachment and occasional professional cleanings are recommended. Be sure to protect the rug from direct sunlight to avoid color fading. Which material is best for a middle eastern carpet? wool and silk are the best materials for a middle eastern rug. Wool ensures strength and durability, while silk gives the rug a luxurious shine. A combination of both materials offers the best properties. How do i recognize the quality of a middle eastern carpet? the quality of a middle eastern rug can be determined by the density of knots, the materials used and the precision of the patterns. High-quality rugs have a high number of knots per square meter and are knotted evenly and in detail. See less
- Dimensions
- 77.95ʺW × 109.45ʺH
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Wool
- Condition
- Unknown, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Condition Notes
- Very Good — This vintage item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use. Very Good — This vintage item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use. less
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