Hand Knotted Rugs

Hand Knotted rugs, often called oriental rugs, have a centuries-old legacy celebrated for their craftsmanship, beauty, and cultural significance. Originating in regions like Persia, Central Asia, and the Middle East, these rugs symbolize status and artistry alongside their utilitarian function.

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Crafting these rugs requires meticulous precision, with natural fibers like wool and silk forming their foundation. Weavers employ two primary knot styles, Persian and Turkish, influencing design and durability. Geometric motifs, floral patterns, and vibrant colors reflect cultural influences.

 

Natural dyes, derived from plants and minerals, age gracefully, enhancing authenticity. Modern weavers blend tradition with contemporary aesthetics, attracting a global audience of collectors and designers. Hand-knotted rugs are timeless masterpieces, preserving heritage and craftsmanship while telling cultural stories.