It is also easy to note some slight changes in color that makes thin or thick stripes when it comes to a handmade rug. Such is the result of dyes used to change the wool during weaving or just the way the wool’s colors age due to the atmosphere, light and washing. Most of the […]
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You can turn towards the front part of the rug and peruse the designs intently. Essentially, the design should never be of the same shape and size from one opposite end to the other end of the potentially handmade Oriental rug. Also the design patterns will not always be perfect either. This unevenness is something […]
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Flip the rug upside down. On authentic, handmade Oriental rugs you should see foundation threads (usually blue, white or red, but could be different colors). These foundation threads are usually referred to as weft threads and in handmade Oriental rugs they go horizontally with the rug fringes. It is common to find partial weft threads […]
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It is not easy for normal folks who are not trained in identifying rugs to know the distinction between an authentic handmade Oriental rug and a machine made rugs. Hand-woven and hand-knotted rugs are also known as Oriental rugs and are mostly collectibles due to their quality. The quality of Oriental rugs hugely depends on […]
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Hand knotted oriental rugs are usually made through a number of natural materials such as jute, silk, cotton and wool or combination. In most cases, silk is used in rugs made of wool for the pattern’s highlights or outlines to improve the design. Hand woven and hand knotted rugs are very durable and can last […]
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