Middle Eastern Floral Hand-Knotted Rug for sale at Pamono

Real hand-knotted Middle Eastern rug | Size: 145cm x 83cm | Knot density: approx. 360,000 knots/m | Material: 98% wool, 2% silk | Condition: NEW | Pattern: Mahi | Chain: 100% cotton | Suitable for underfloor heating | Style: Traditional Middle Eastern/Oriental High-quality Middle Eastern rug – hand-knotted from fine wool and silk This exquisite Middle Eastern rug combines traditional craftsmanship with timeless elegance. It is a masterpiece of Middle Eastern weaving art and impresses with its attention to detail and use of high-quality materials. The rug is made from 98% fine wool and 2% silk, which gives it a soft feel and a unique shine. The chain is made of 100% robust cotton, which ensures durability and stability. Measuring 145cm x 83cm, this rug is ideal for smaller rooms, hallways or as a stylish accessory in any living room. The rug has an impressive knot count of approx. 360,000 nodes per m, which speaks for the high quality and density of the knotting. This piece of art is new and in perfect condition, ready to add a touch of luxury to your home. The fascinating patterns and the harmonious colors – a combination of wonderful plant colors – make this rug a real eye-catcher. Whether as the center of your interior or as an elegant highlight, this Middle Eastern rug is guaranteed to attract everyone’s attention. In addition, the rug has been professionally and organically hand washed, so it can be laid out immediately without you having to worry about care. Middle Eastern rugs are not only decorative, they are also an investment in the future. The hand-knotted examples from Iran are known worldwide for their quality and longevity. They not only offer aesthetic pleasure, but also hold their value and have established themselves as collector’s items over the years. This means that this rug is not only a beautiful floor covering, but also a piece of history and culture. If you are interested in similar rug patterns, rugs from the Kerman or Tabriz regions may also pique your interest. These rugs are characterized by elaborate and often floral patterns that are decorated in vibrant colors. Kerman rugs are known for their high knot count and exquisite materials, while Tabriz rugs impress with traditional motifs and robust workmanship. In addition, manufacturers such as Nain and Isfahan are also known for their outstanding quality. Nain rugs often combine wool with silk and feature detailed, geometric patterns, while Isfahan rugs are prized for their ornate depictions and fine workmanship. These rugs are perfect alternatives that also reflect the charm and elegance of Middle Eastern weaving. If you want to furnish your rooms with an exceptional carpet, you should also take a look at the different styles and patterns from the Ghazvin region. These are characterized by traditional motifs and an excellent color palette. A hand-knotted oriental rug is more than just a floor covering – it is a work of art that gives any room a warm and inviting atmosphere. FAQ about Middle Eastern rugs How do I properly care for my Middle Eastern carpet? To preserve the beauty of your Middle Eastern rug, vacuum it regularly and have it professionally cleaned when necessary. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent the colors from fading. Where do the best Middle Eastern rugs come from? The best Middle Eastern rugs come from regions such as Kerman, Tabriz, Nain and Isfahan. Each region has its own distinctive patterns and colors that give the rugs their unique charm. 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 per square meter, the materials used and the fineness of the patterns. High-quality rugs have a high knot count and first-class materials such as wool and silk.