Rugs

When it comes to handmade Persian rugs , they are celebrated for their intricate designs, rich colors, and exceptional craftsmanship. Each rug embodies a unique story, from its creation in the heart of Persia to its arrival in a home, where it often becomes a cherished heirloom. Understanding this journey provides a deeper appreciation for the artistry and effort involved in producing these stunning pieces. ·        Weaving Techniques Once dyed, the wool or silk is spun into yarns, ready for weaving. Persian rugs are traditionally woven on a loom using a knotting technique known as the "Persian knot" or "Senneh knot." This method involves tying individual knots onto the warp threads (the vertical threads) of the loom. The knots are then sheared to create a pile, which contributes to the rug’s texture and pattern. The design of a Persian rug is often a complex and symbolic pattern that reflects cultural and historical themes. Common motifs include geometric shap