Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Rug for sale at Pamono-SZS-2142024

Hand-knotted oriental rug | Knot density: approx. 550,000 knots/m | Material: 100% wool (pile), 100% cotton (warp) | Size: 92cm x 62cm | Pattern: Oriental | Condition: New and unused | Suitable for underfloor heating | Style: Traditional Middle Eastern/Oriental | Color: Dark Red | Manufacturing process: Hand-knotted Hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug – a masterpiece of Middle Eastern knotting art The hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug is a timeless piece of craftsmanship and tradition that not only functions as a floor covering, but also as a decorative element in any home. Measuring 92cm x 62cm, this rug is ideal for smaller rooms or as a stylish accent surface in larger living areas. The fine knot count of approx. 550,000 nodes per square meter is evidence of its high quality and longevity. Made from 100% wool and a 100% cotton warp, the rug not only offers a warm and cozy atmosphere but also excellent durability. The natural materials ensure that the rug retains its shape and color for many years. The impressive colors and patterns of the rug reflect the tradition and culture of Middle Eastern rug weaving, with floral designs and geometric patterns often taking center stage. The origin of this rug is of great importance. Middle Eastern rugs come from various regions in Iran including Isfahan, Tabriz and Kashan. Each of these places has its own style and distinctive features that make the rugs unique. The patterns and colors vary depending on the region, and this rug is an excellent example of the mastery of the art of weaving that has been passed down through many generations. The condition of this rug is new and unused, making it an excellent choice for collectors and enthusiasts. In addition, it has been professionally cleaned and organically washed so it can be laid out immediately after purchase. The rug is not only a functional home accessory, but also a work of art that enriches and beautifies your living spaces. In the world of oriental rugs there are numerous similar types of rugs that also come from the region. For example, the famous Tabriz rugs are known for their fine details and rich colors, while the Kashan rugs often impress with their elegant floral patterns. Rugs from manufacturers such as Nain or Isfahan are also known for their exquisite weaving and the use of high-quality materials. These rugs feature high knot density and ornate designs that reflect the history and culture of Middle East. When choosing a Middle Eastern rug, it is important to consider the origin and pattern as this affects the aesthetics and value of the rug. A Middle Eastern rug is not only a practical element in your home, but also an investment in timeless beauty and craftsmanship. It brings warmth and character to any room and is an expression of style and elegance. FAQ about Middle Eastern rugs How can I properly clean my Middle Eastern carpet? To extend the life of your Middle Eastern rug, vacuum it regularly and have it professionally cleaned when necessary. Avoid harsh cleaning agents and use mild soap solutions instead. What are the advantages of a hand-knotted Middle Eastern carpet? Hand-knotted Middle Eastern rugs are not only durable but also unique. Each piece tells a story and is a work of art. They offer a warm and inviting atmosphere and are ideal for allergy sufferers as they are made from natural materials. How do I recognize the quality of a Middle Eastern carpet? The quality of a Middle Eastern rug can be determined by the number of knots per square meter, the materials used and the level of detail in the patterns. A higher knot count and the use of pure wool or silk are indicators of high quality.