Hand-Knotted Tabriz Rug for sale at Pamono

Genuine hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug | Size: 392cm x 304cm | Knot density: approx. 160,000 knots/m | Material: 100% wool (pile), 100% cotton (warp) | Pattern: Oriental | Condition: Used, but in very good condition | Age: 10 years | Regional design: Middle Eastern | Suitable for underfloor heating | Environmentally friendly and child-friendly Hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug – masterpiece of Middle Eastern knotting art A hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug is not only a decorative element, but also a piece of tradition and art history. This exquisite rug combines the beauty, craftsmanship and cultural significance of Middle Eastern rug weaving. with a size of 394 cm x 304 cm, it offers generous space for creative design options in your living space. Made from 100% wool and a 100% cotton warp, this rug impresses with its high-quality choice of materials and durability. The number of knots of approx. 160,000 knots per m is evidence of the elaborate production and the excellent quality. At 10 years old, the rug is in very good condition and has been professionally cleaned so it can be laid out immediately. The use of wonderful plant colors gives the rug a lively appearance that is effective in any room. The decorative pattern is a typical feature of Middle Eastern rugs and tells stories from the rich culture and history of the Orient. Each pattern is unique and reflects the craftsmanship of the weavers. This Middle Eastern rug comes from a renowned region of origin known for its rug production. The skilled hands of rug weavers have created a master weave that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional. A Middle Eastern rug is not only a piece of jewelry for your home, but also an investment in timeless elegance. Set a highlight in your living room with this unique hand-knotted Middle Eastern carpet. Its classic design and high quality make it an indispensable element of your interior design. In the world of Middle Eastern carpets, there are many similar patterns and types of rugs that come from different regions of Iran. For example, Kerman rugs are known for their detailed floral patterns and bold colors, while Tabriz rugs often feature complex geometric designs. These rugs are also hand-knotted and have comparable properties in terms of material and workmanship. Another well-known rug manufacturer is Isfahan, whose rugs are known for their fine craftsmanship and use of silk. They feature exquisite motifs and a variety of colors that add elegance to any room. If you are a lover of Middle Eastern rug art, you should also explore the variety of other rugs from these regions. Additionally, the world of hand-knotted rugs includes many different styles, ranging from traditional to modern. Buying an original Middle Eastern rug is not only a choice for quality, but also for a piece of history that will add character to your home. FAQ – Frequently asked questions about Middle Eastern rugs How do I recognize the quality of a Middle Eastern carpet? The quality of a Middle Eastern rug can be recognized by the number of knots, the materials used and the workmanship. High-quality rugs have a high number of knots per square meter and are usually made of pure wool or silk. Can I also use a Middle Eastern rug in a modern room? Yes, a Middle Eastern rug can work wonderfully in a modern room. It brings color and structure to minimalist designs and creates an exciting contrast. How do I properly care for my Middle Eastern carpet? Caring for a Middle Eastern rug includes regular vacuuming and occasional professional cleanings. Be careful not to expose the rug to direct sunlight to avoid color fading.