Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Rug in Wool & Silk with Plant Dyes for sale at Pamono

Hand-knotted oriental rug | Knot density: approx. 800,000 knots/m | Material: 95% wool, 5% silk | Size: 100cm x 68cm | Condition: New and unused | Pattern: Oriental | Origin: Middle Eastern | Suitable for underfloor heating | Style: Traditional Middle Eastern/Oriental Middle Eastern rug – hand-knotted masterpieces made of wool and silk Experience the beauty and elegance of a hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug that not only beautifies your rooms, but is also considered a timeless work of art. This exquisite rug combines traditional knotting art with high-quality materials and brings a piece of Middle Eastern culture into your home. Made from 95% fine wool and 5% silk, it not only offers a comfortable running experience, but also impressive durability. The carpet’s chain is made of 100% silk, which makes the rug particularly robust and supple at the same time. with a node count of approximately 800,000 nodes per square meter, this rug showcases the masterful craftsmanship that goes into every fiber. The impressive pattern and the wonderful plant colors are characteristic of the region of origin of Middle Eastern carpets, which is known for its attention to detail in design. Whether in the living room, dining room or study – this rug sets accents everywhere and creates an inviting atmosphere. The rug measures 100cm x 68cm making it the perfect size for smaller rooms or as a decorative element in larger areas. It is NEW and unused, ready for immediate use after a professional organic hand wash. Each piece is unique and reflects the cultural diversity and heritage of the region in which it was made. The origin of this rug is reflected not only in the choice of colors and patterns, but also in the traditional knotting technique, which is passed down from generation to generation. Middle Eastern rugs are valued worldwide for their quality and beauty and often represent a worthwhile investment. In addition to this remarkable Middle Eastern carpet, you can also find other types of rugs in the same tradition, such as the Kashan carpets, which are known for their floral designs and vibrant colors. Another example are the Isfahan carpets, which often combine complex motifs and fine materials. These rugs are not only excellent home accessories, but also pieces that make every collector’s heart beat faster. If you are looking for a similar quality, the Gabbeh rugs from Iran are also an excellent choice. These rugs are characterized by their coarse pile and simple geometric patterns, perfect for the modern interior style. Well-known manufacturers such as Nain and Tabriz also supply first-class rugs that are considered valuable heirlooms in many households. Invest in a Middle Eastern rug and enrich your home with a piece of history that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Such a rug tells stories and brings warmth to any room, while at the same time making a statement of artistry and tradition. FAQ about your Middle Eastern rug How do I clean my Middle Eastern rug properly? Middle Eastern rugs should be vacuumed regularly to remove dust and dirt. If there are stains, we recommend dabbing them immediately with a slightly damp cloth and using special rug cleaners. Professional cleaning every few years is also recommended. Where does the Middle Eastern rug come from? Middle Eastern rugs come from Iran and are known for their ornate patterns and the high quality of the materials used. Many of these rugs are hand-knotted in traditional craft workshops, where the knowledge of the art of weaving is passed on from generation to generation. 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 material used and the workmanship. High-quality Middle Eastern rugs have a high number of knots per square meter, are made of fine wool or silk and show precise and detailed patterns.