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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Hand-knotted rugs are made by tying yarn around the rug’s foundation fiber. From the back, a hand-knotted rug will have indentations or rows that travel from one end of the rug to the other. The loomed rug may have a colored fiber to distract your eye, but the row on the back will go side […]
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Compared to other types of rug, handmade rugs are often unmatched in terms of quality and durability. However, there can be differing levels of quality even among handmade rugs. While both hand-knotted rugs and hand-tufted rugs are handmade, enthusiasts know they are very different products. Hand Knotted Rugs When you think of an heirloom Persian […]
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A graceful, curvilinear style and a masterful use of color is typical of Persian rugs. The great tradition of rug making culminated in the 16th and 17th centuries in densely woven court carpets of the Safavid period. Usually classified according to the particular type of design displayed in each, they include medallion carpets, whose large […]
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The basic technique of rug making were first developed in the East. Traditional Oriental rugs are made on vertical looms strung with 3 to 24 warp (vertical) threads per cm (8 to 60 per inch of width. Working from bottom to top, the rug maker either weaves the rug with a flat surface or knots […]
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