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Pink Oushak Rug Hand Knotted Pink Oriental Wool Living Room Carpet

Enhance your living room with a touch of elegance and charm. Discover our exquisite Floral Oushak Rug, hand-knotted with pink oriental wool. This timeless masterpiece will add warmth and beauty to your space, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Transform your living room into a haven of style with this stunning and luxurious carpet.

Highlights:

Handmade area rug

Hand Knotted in India using traditional techniques and patterns

Made from the finest New Zealand wool

Vibrant pink, blue and White off

Dyed with natural colors

Available in all necessary sizes

Takes about 30-40 days to order

Free fast shipping anywhere

Benefits: This colorful handmade area rug is the perfect addition to any furnished room. Its one of a kind design and color palette will add a playful element to your home decor. Made from the finest New Zealand wool, this rug is soft and has luscious clusters to keep your feet comforted and warm. Its natural colors and traditional techniques ensure lasting quality and are able to transform any space into a tranquil living environment.

Usage: This handmade area carpet is perfect for decorating any area of ​​your home. You can use it in your living room, bedroom, dining room, home office, kitchen, dinning table or any other area where you want to add a playful touch to your home decor. It comes in all the sizes you need, so you can choose the perfect size for your space.

Best Features: Made from the finest wool from New Zealand, this rug is hand-knotted using traditional techniques and designs developed in India. No synthetic chemicals or techniques were used in the manufacture of this rug, ensuring natural colors and longevity. Very clean and new, ready to use.

Here are the steps for making a hand-knotted rug:

Design: The process begins with creating a hand-knotted rug layout, which involves choosing patterns, colors and patterns.

Choice of materials: Depending on the taste and style, high quality materials such as wool, silk and cotton are chosen for the rug.

Warping: The bottom of the rug is formed by placing vertical threads called warps on the rug. These lines are stretched tightly and precisely.

Weaving: Individual fibers are tied by hand around two adjacent weaving loops, creating a rug stack. Experienced craftsmen use the weaving process to achieve the desired design.

Sequential progression: The weaver follows the design process one after the other, dying color-appropriate yarns to create intricate design patterns

Cut: After completing the row, the weaver defines the design by trimming the excess weft to perfection.

Binding: When the rug is finished, the edges are tied with yarn or other fabric to strengthen and reinforce the structure.

Wash and Finish: The rug is cleaned thoroughly to remove any dirt or grime. It is then dried and carefully inspected for quality.

Final touches: If necessary, additional processes, such as brushing or shearing, are performed to improve the rug’s texture and appearance.

Packing and Delivery

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