Middle Eastern Kashmir Silk Rug

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Kashmir silk rug | Knot density: approx. 500.000 knots/m² | Material: 100% silk (pile), 100% cotton (warp) | Size: 248 … Read more Kashmir silk rug | Knot density: approx. 500.000 knots/m² | Material: 100% silk (pile), 100% cotton (warp) | Size: 248 x 333 cm | Condition: Hand-knotted and of excellent quality | Origin: India, Kashmir Province | Pattern: Middle Eastern design in harmonious pastel colors | Height: approx. 4 mm High-quality Middle Eastern rug made of cashmere silk – elegance for your home This exquisite Middle Eastern rug made of Kashmir silk impressively combines tradition and craftsmanship. Originally from the legendary region of Kashmir, these rugs are known for their unparalleled quality and captivating patterns. The high-quality material, a combination of fine silk and robust cotton weave, ensures a pleasant feel and a sophisticated appearance that adds a luxurious touch to any room. Measuring 300 cm long and 200 cm wide, this hand-knotted rug is a true work of art that looks great in any living room or bedroom. The intricate patterns in harmonious pastel colors are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also a testament to the high-quality craftsmanship that goes into each individual rug. The complexity of the designs, which often combine floral and geometric elements, makes this rug an eye-catcher in any home. The use of silk gives the rug a special luster and makes it one of the most sought-after products in the oriental rug sector. Silk is considered the finest yarn in the world and provides an incomparable feel underfoot. The durable cotton warp provides the necessary stability and durability required for a long-lasting rug. Each rug is knotted using traditional handcraft, meaning each one is unique and crafted with great care and dedication. The region of origin, Kashmir, is known for its long tradition of rug making and sets standards in terms of quality and design. In addition to Kashmir silk, there are other well-known rug types from this region, such as hand-knotted wool rugs, which often feature bold colors and traditional patterns. These rugs are also very popular and are often used as a complement to silk rugs to create a harmonious overall look. Another example of high-quality rugs from the region are Indian rugs, which originated in the Mughal Empire. These rugs are characterized by their dense weaving and a variety of patterns, often showing a blend of Middle Eastern and Indian influences. The art of rug weaving has evolved in India over centuries, and many manufacturers today offer rugs in both traditional and modern designs. In summary, the Middle Eastern Kashmir silk rug is an excellent choice for those who value quality, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance. with its appealing design and high-quality workmanship, this rug will not only enhance your home but also provide years of enjoyment. FAQ about the Middle Eastern rug made of Kashmir silk How do I care for my Middle Eastern rug made of cashmere silk? To maintain the beauty and quality of your Middle Eastern rug, vacuum it regularly and have it professionally cleaned when needed. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent color fading. What are the advantages of a hand-knotted rug compared to machine-made rugs? Hand-knotted rugs are generally more durable and of higher quality because they are made with more care and craftsmanship. They offer a better feel and are often unique, whereas machine-made rugs are produced in large quantities. Where is the best place to place the Middle Eastern rug? This Middle Eastern rug made of cashmere silk is perfect for the living room, bedroom, or as a focal point in a foyer. It brings warmth and elegance to any room and combines well with various interior styles. See less