Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Rug in Wool for sale at Pamono

Real hand-knotted oriental rug | Size: 125cm x 77cm | Knot density: approx. 250,000 knots/m | Material: pile made of 100% wool, warp made of 100% cotton | Condition: New and unused | Pattern: Oriental with decorative plant colors | Suitable for underfloor heating | Hand-knotted and environmentally friendly Hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug – elegance from tradition Discover the timeless beauty and exquisite craftsmanship of a hand-knotted Middle Eastern carpet. This carpet, made from 100% high-quality wool and a warp made from 100% cotton, is not only a home accessory, but also a work of art that embodies the tradition of Middle Eastern knotting. with a knot count of approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, this rug offers unparalleled density and detail that is visible in every pattern. The Middle Eastern rug measures 125 cm x 77 cm and is therefore ideal for various living spaces, be it in the living room, bedroom or hallway. Its vibrant colors and detailed pattern make it a real eye-catcher that gives any room character. The floral designs and the harmonious color palette, which range from soft earth tones to bright accents, are characteristic of the rugs from the region. Each piece tells its own story and brings a piece of Middle Eastern culture into your home. Not only is this rug new, but it has also been carefully cleaned and is ready to be laid out immediately. Thanks to the use of natural materials, it is not only environmentally friendly, but also particularly durable and easy to care for. Caring for a wool rug is easy: regular vacuuming and occasional beating are enough to preserve the freshness and beauty of the carpet. The origin of the rug is an important component that underlines its value and uniqueness. Middle Eastern rugs mostly come from Iran, where they are knotted by experienced artisans using complex techniques. These rugs are often decorated with symbols and patterns that are deeply rooted in culture and carry different meanings. If you are looking for a rug that combines both aesthetic and functional aspects, this hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug is the perfect choice. It is not only a style statement, but also an investment in timeless craftsmanship. In the world of oriental rugs there are many more fascinating patterns and styles that will delight you. Rugs like the Kashmar or Nain rug are characterized by similar quality and richness of detail. Manufacturers like Isfahan are known for their extravagant designs and high knot density, while Tabriz rugs are valued for their delicate floral motifs. These rugs not only share the same high-quality materials, but also the passion and dedication that goes into making them. Middle Eastern rugs are more than just floor coverings; they are a legacy passed down from generation to generation. Each piece is unique and tells the story of its region and the culture it comes from. A hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug is not just a piece of furniture, but also a symbol of art and tradition. Frequently asked questions about Middle Eastern rugs How do I care for my hand-knotted Middle Eastern carpet? To maintain the beauty of your Middle Eastern rug, you should vacuum it regularly and pat it occasionally. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent colors from fading. Where do the best Middle Eastern rugs come from? The best Middle Eastern rugs traditionally come from Iran, particularly from regions such as Isfahan, Tabriz and Nain, where they are hand-knotted by skilled artisans. What makes a Middle Eastern rug special? The special feature of a Middle Eastern rug lies in the high number of knots, the use of high-quality materials such as wool and cotton, and the unique, often symbolic patterns that carry cultural meanings.