Hand-Knotted Middle Eastern Wool Runner Rug with Plant Dyes for sale at Pamono-SZS-2141916

Hand-knotted oriental rug | Size: 298cm x 82cm | Number of knots: approx. 160,000 knots/m | Material: 100% wool (pile) and 100% cotton (warp) | Condition: New | Origin: Afghanistan | Pattern: Decorative Plant Patterns | Features: Suitable for underfloor heating, easy to clean, washable | Style: Oriental | Age: 21st century Hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug – Oriental art for your home This exquisite hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug combines traditional knotting art with modern design and is the perfect highlight for any living environment. with a size of 298 cm x 82 cm, this floormat fits ideally in hallways, living rooms or dining rooms and gives your home an elegant touch. The rug is made from 100% high quality wool, which is known not only for its durability, but also for its wonderful softness and heat retention. The wool comes from the best regions, known for their high quality and sustainable sourcing. The rug’s warp is made of pure cotton, which gives it extra stability and strength. The rug is characterized by a high knot count of approx. 160,000 knots per m, which indicates masterful knotting quality. This not only guarantees a long service life, but also the preservation of the colors and patterns for many years. The eye-catching pattern and the harmonious color combination make this Middle Eastern rug a true work of art. The plant colors are environmentally friendly and give the rug a natural look that will enhance your home. The rug is in excellent condition and after a professional organic hand wash it is ready to be laid out. Origin: Middle Eastern rugs are known for their exquisite craftsmanship and usually come from the regions of Middle East (now Iran). These rugs are not only decorative but also a symbol of culture and tradition. The rug offered here is a valuable investment that is both aesthetically pleasing and has cultural value. Caring for this rug is easy thanks to the materials used. Regular vacuuming and occasional tapping ensure that the colors remain vibrant and the quality is maintained over the long term. The advantages of a Middle Eastern rug also include that it absorbs sound and creates a pleasant indoor climate. Similar rug patterns can often be found in traditional Middle Eastern rug art, including Tabriz, Isfahan and Kashan. Each of these rugs has its own distinctive features. Tabriz rugs are known for their detailed floral patterns and rich colors, while Isfahan rugs often boast delicate, intricate designs and high-quality materials. Kashan rugs are characterized by their vibrant colors and large, symmetrical patterns. If you are interested in similar types of rugs, you might also consider Berber rugs, which often come in wool and in simpler, yet attractive designs. These are ideal for a modern, minimalist home. Another well-known rug manufacturer from the region is the Nain brand, whose rugs are valued for their exquisite workmanship and delicate motifs. Overall, purchasing a hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug not only provides an aesthetic benefit to your home, but also a connection to the rich history and culture of rug weaving. Invest in a piece of history that will add character to your space while providing functional benefits. FAQ How do I properly care for my Middle Eastern carpet? To ensure the longevity of your Middle Eastern rug, you should vacuum it regularly and beat it occasionally. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent colors from fading. If there are stains, we recommend dabbing them immediately with a damp cloth and not rubbing them. How do I know if my rug is genuine? Real Middle Eastern rugs are hand-knotted and have a high number of knots. They are also often made from high-quality natural fibers such as wool or silk. Pay attention to the pattern and workmanship; Machine-made rugs often have a uniform pattern, while hand-knotted rugs have small irregularities. How long does a hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug last? A high-quality hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug can last for several decades if cared for properly. Many antique Middle Eastern rugs are still in excellent condition and are often passed down as heirlooms.