The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process.
The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process.
The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process.
The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process.
THE YARN AND THE DYING PROCESS Unprocessed wool arrives at the hand spinning facility in large bales, the wool is then cleaned by hand, to remove sticks and to break up the clumps. The cleaned wool is spun into the yarns by using a traditional spinning wheel. Whether it’s wool, silk or cotton it all starts with the material selection. The big piles of wool are hung onto a large rack and then submerged into the dye. The dye is heated to a near-boiling temperature for a predetermined amount of time. Depending on the weather, the dyed yarn is then set to be dried in the sunlight for one to three days. Pot dyeing and vegetable dyes (natural) are sometimes being used in this process. Before the yarn is dyed, it is first washed. This process happens by submerging the wool into a detergent bath, and then wrung out several times. The yarn is washed again in clean water to remove all remnants of detergent. THE DESIGN AND HOW IT’S MADE A design is rendered and printed out to on an enormous graph paper, or map called The Naksha. This complete map contains all the minor details of the design that will be applied in making the rug, knot by knot. To start weaving, the loom must be prepared with columns of warps and wefts (sometimes called woofs). Warps are the threads that run vertically and are intertwined with the threads called wefts which run horizontally. Once the first row or weft is finished and firmly pushed down a second row intertwines to avoid knots from moving. The intense labor is repeated until a durable and precious rug is completed. An experienced weaver can complete up to nine thousand knots per day. Hand-knotted rugs are one of a kind masterpieces created by skillful artisans who possess in their hands the traditions carried down from generation to generation. WASHING AND FINISHING The entire rug is put throught the process called binding and trimming, then it is washed and dried several times for vibrancy and sheen. The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process. No backing is needed for a hand-knotted rug. The final steps include quality inspection of size, pile height and shearing. It is important to notice that each weaver or group of weavers adds personality to the new rug, no two rugs are ever the same and all of our handmade rugs are one-of-a-kind. EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF A REAL HAND-KNOTTED RUG BEING THE PIONEER AND FIRST IN OFFERING GENUINE HAND KNOTTED PERSIAN AND ORIENTAL RUGS ON EBAY IN 1998, 1800GETARUG IS VERY PROUD TO OFFER EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN TRADITIONAL, MODERN AND TRIBAL HIGH END RUGS. WE HAVE PROVIDED TENS OF THOUSANDS OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH THIS LUXURIOUS WORKS OF ART TO A FULL SATISFACTION AND COUNTLESS OF AVID FOLLOWERS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS. OUR COLLECTIONS ENCOMPASS FINE NEW AND ANTIQUE PERSIAN RUGS, OVERDYED, FLAT WEAVE KILIMS AND DURIES, OUSHAK AND SILK RUGS AS WELL AS EXCLUSIVE MODERN DESIGNS TO NAME A FEW. WE ARE ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKING DEALERS IN THE WORLD AND SUPPORT SOME OF THE MAJOR ORIENTAL RUG DEALERS IN THE USA. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process.
THE YARN AND THE DYING PROCESS Unprocessed wool arrives at the hand spinning facility in large bales, the wool is then cleaned by hand, to remove sticks and to break up the clumps. The cleaned wool is spun into the yarns by using a traditional spinning wheel. Whether it’s wool, silk or cotton it all starts with the material selection. The big piles of wool are hung onto a large rack and then submerged into the dye. The dye is heated to a near-boiling temperature for a predetermined amount of time. Depending on the weather, the dyed yarn is then set to be dried in the sunlight for one to three days. Pot dyeing and vegetable dyes (natural) are sometimes being used in this process. Before the yarn is dyed, it is first washed. This process happens by submerging the wool into a detergent bath, and then wrung out several times. The yarn is washed again in clean water to remove all remnants of detergent. THE DESIGN AND HOW IT’S MADE A design is rendered and printed out to on an enormous graph paper, or map called The Naksha. This complete map contains all the minor details of the design that will be applied in making the rug, knot by knot. To start weaving, the loom must be prepared with columns of warps and wefts (sometimes called woofs). Warps are the threads that run vertically and are intertwined with the threads called wefts which run horizontally. Once the first row or weft is finished and firmly pushed down a second row intertwines to avoid knots from moving. The intense labor is repeated until a durable and precious rug is completed. An experienced weaver can complete up to nine thousand knots per day. Hand-knotted rugs are one of a kind masterpieces created by skillful artisans who possess in their hands the traditions carried down from generation to generation. WASHING AND FINISHING The entire rug is put throught the process called binding and trimming, then it is washed and dried several times for vibrancy and sheen. The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process. No backing is needed for a hand-knotted rug. The final steps include quality inspection of size, pile height and shearing. It is important to notice that each weaver or group of weavers adds personality to the new rug, no two rugs are ever the same and all of our handmade rugs are one-of-a-kind. EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF A REAL HAND-KNOTTED RUG BEING THE PIONEER AND FIRST IN OFFERING GENUINE HAND KNOTTED PERSIAN AND ORIENTAL RUGS ON EBAY IN 1998, 1800GETARUG IS VERY PROUD TO OFFER EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN TRADITIONAL, MODERN AND TRIBAL HIGH END RUGS. WE HAVE PROVIDED TENS OF THOUSANDS OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH THIS LUXURIOUS WORKS OF ART TO A FULL SATISFACTION AND COUNTLESS OF AVID FOLLOWERS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS. OUR COLLECTIONS ENCOMPASS FINE NEW AND ANTIQUE PERSIAN RUGS, OVERDYED, FLAT WEAVE KILIMS AND DURIES, OUSHAK AND SILK RUGS AS WELL AS EXCLUSIVE MODERN DESIGNS TO NAME A FEW. WE ARE ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKING DEALERS IN THE WORLD AND SUPPORT SOME OF THE MAJOR ORIENTAL RUG DEALERS IN THE USA. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
Cyrus Rugs Inc. Buy Now!2’5″ x 4’10” Native American Navajo Flat Weave Oriental Rug – Kilim – Hand MadeBest PricingFast ShippingGreat Service This beautiful Oriental rug is a 2’5″ x 4’10” Native American Navajo flat weave Kilim, circa 1960s. This hand made Navajo rug is made with 100% wool and is in good condition. Please feel free to ask any questions and look at the other items in the Cyrus Rugs eBay store! Cyrus Rugs has an amazing history and tradition spanning four-generations in manufacturing and selling Persian and Oriental rugs. Cyrus Rugs has been in business in Chicago since 1985 and offers an expansive and one of a kind selection of antique, semi-antique and newer decorative hand-made Persian, Oriental and Caucasian rugs from 2’x3’ to Palace Sizes. Please remember to bookmark our eBay seller ID: “CyrusRugsInc” to your favorites and follow our eBay store at stores.ebay.com/CyrusOrientalRugs as we will constantly be updating our catalogue of priceless pieces for you and your loved ones to enjoy. Please message us for special orders if you are looking for specific sizes and colors and we will accommodate your request as soon as possible. You can also visit Cyrus Rugs in person at 949 Chicago Ave. Evanston, IL 60202. Welcome, and enjoy the Cyrus Rugs eBay store! Payment Shipping We accept PayPal as the secure and trusted form of payment. In some cases we accept other forms of payment as well (such as personal check, credit card call to the business, as well as local pick-up and pay). Payments must be made within 3 days of the auction ending or eBay will be notified, so please, bid with confidence! We thank you for your business! Please email us with any questions or concerns. Our shipping includes INSURED shipping and handling. After payment has been received and cleared, your purchased item(s) will ship within 1 business days! The quicker the payment the sooner we will ship your new item to you! For international shipping details please inquire through eBay’s email system. Returns Our Customer Satisfaction Guarantee We strive for Customer Satisfaction. Happy satisfied repeat customers are what we care about most. If you are not happy or satisfied with your purchase you have 30 days (from day of receipt/delivery) to return the item for a full refund, less its shipping costs/charges, for any reason. Rest assured that you can bid with confidence. Rug conditions are described to the best possible. If a rug was not properly described or you just feel like you are not fully satisfied with the rug please notify us immediately. All customer service issues can be directed through eBay’s emailing system and we will respond no later than 2 business days. We will do our best to keep you a happy customer and to resolve any issues promptly! We want you and your family to be happy with any of your purchases! FeedbackWe appreciate positive feedback, and it is highly encouraged, and essential for our growth. We always thank and appreciate you for your business. If for whatever reason you are not satisfied with our items/services please contact us immediately before leaving any negative feedback and we will do our BEST to resolve the issue as customer satisfaction is our number one priority. Thank you, and have a wonderful day!Best PricingFast ShippingGreat Service2’5″ x 4’10” Native American Navajo Flat Weave Oriental Rug – Kilim – Hand Made This beautiful Oriental rug is a 2’5″ x 4’10” Native American Navajo flat weave Kilim, circa 1960s. This hand made Navajo rug is made with 100% wool and is in good condition. Cyrus Rugs Inc. 1’7″ x 5′ Native American Navajo Flat Weave Oriental Rug – Kilim – Hand Made – 100% Wool 2’5″ x 4’10” Native American Navajo Flat Weave Oriental Rug – Kilim – Hand Made This beautiful Oriental rug is a 2’5″ x 4’10” Native American Navajo flat weave Kilim, circa 1960s. This hand made Navajo rug is made with 100% wool and is in good condition. Payment Policy Feedback Please feel free to ask any questions and look at the other items in the Cyrus Rugs eBay store! Cyrus Rugs has an amazing history and tradition spanning four-generations in manufacturing and selling Persian and Oriental rugs. Cyrus Rugs has been in business in Chicago since 1985 and offers an expansive and one of a kind selection of antique, semi-antique and newer decorative hand-made Persian, Oriental and Caucasian rugs from 2’x3’ to Palace Sizes. Please remember to bookmark our eBay seller ID: “CyrusRugsInc” to your favorites and follow our eBay store at stores.ebay.com/CyrusOrientalRugs as we will constantly be updating our catalogue of priceless pieces for you and your loved ones to enjoy. Please message us for special orders if you are looking for specific sizes and colors and we will accommodate your request as soon as possible. You can also visit Cyrus Rugs in person at 949 Chicago Ave. Evanston, IL 60202. Welcome, and enjoy the Cyrus Rugs eBay store! Payment We accept PayPal as the secure and trusted form of payment. In some cases we accept other forms of payment as well (such as personal check, credit card call to the business, as well as local pick-up and pay). Payments must be made within 3 days of the auction ending or eBay will be notified, so please, bid with confidence! We thank you for your business! Please email us with any questions or concerns. Shipping Our shipping includes INSURED shipping and handling. After payment has been received and cleared, your purchased item(s) will ship within 1 business days! The quicker the payment the sooner we will ship your new item to you! For international shipping details please inquire through eBay’s email system. Returns Our Customer Satisfaction Guarantee We strive for Customer Satisfaction. Happy satisfied repeat customers are what we care about most. If you are not happy or satisfied with your purchase you have 30 days (from day of receipt/delivery) to return the item for a full refund, less its shipping costs/charges, for any reason. Rest assured that you can bid with confidence. Rug conditions are described to the best possible. If a rug was not properly described or you just feel like you are not fully satisfied with the rug please notify us immediately. All customer service issues can be directed through eBay’s emailing system and we will respond no later than 2 business days. We will do our best to keep you a happy customer and to resolve any issues promptly! We want you and your family to be happy with any of your purchases! FeedbackWe appreciate positive feedback, and it is highly encouraged, and essential for our growth. We always thank and appreciate you for your business. If for whatever reason you are not satisfied with our items/services please contact us immediately before leaving any negative feedback and we will do our BEST to resolve the issue as customer satisfaction is our number one priority. Thank you, and have a wonderful day!Best PricingGreat ServiceFast Shipping
THE YARN AND THE DYING PROCESS Unprocessed wool arrives at the hand spinning facility in large bales, the wool is then cleaned by hand, to remove sticks and to break up the clumps. The cleaned wool is spun into the yarns by using a traditional spinning wheel. Whether it’s wool, silk or cotton it all starts with the material selection. The big piles of wool are hung onto a large rack and then submerged into the dye. The dye is heated to a near-boiling temperature for a predetermined amount of time. Depending on the weather, the dyed yarn is then set to be dried in the sunlight for one to three days. Pot dyeing and vegetable dyes (natural) are sometimes being used in this process. Before the yarn is dyed, it is first washed. This process happens by submerging the wool into a detergent bath, and then wrung out several times. The yarn is washed again in clean water to remove all remnants of detergent. THE DESIGN AND HOW IT’S MADE A design is rendered and printed out to on an enormous graph paper, or map called The Naksha. This complete map contains all the minor details of the design that will be applied in making the rug, knot by knot. To start weaving, the loom must be prepared with columns of warps and wefts (sometimes called woofs). Warps are the threads that run vertically and are intertwined with the threads called wefts which run horizontally. Once the first row or weft is finished and firmly pushed down a second row intertwines to avoid knots from moving. The intense labor is repeated until a durable and precious rug is completed. An experienced weaver can complete up to nine thousand knots per day. Hand-knotted rugs are one of a kind masterpieces created by skillful artisans who possess in their hands the traditions carried down from generation to generation. WASHING AND FINISHING The entire rug is put throught the process called binding and trimming, then it is washed and dried several times for vibrancy and sheen. The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process. No backing is needed for a hand-knotted rug. The final steps include quality inspection of size, pile height and shearing. It is important to notice that each weaver or group of weavers adds personality to the new rug, no two rugs are ever the same and all of our handmade rugs are one-of-a-kind. EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF A REAL HAND-KNOTTED RUG BEING THE PIONEER AND FIRST IN OFFERING GENUINE HAND KNOTTED PERSIAN AND ORIENTAL RUGS ON EBAY IN 1998, 1800GETARUG IS VERY PROUD TO OFFER EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN TRADITIONAL, MODERN AND TRIBAL HIGH END RUGS. WE HAVE PROVIDED TENS OF THOUSANDS OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH THIS LUXURIOUS WORKS OF ART TO A FULL SATISFACTION AND COUNTLESS OF AVID FOLLOWERS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS. OUR COLLECTIONS ENCOMPASS FINE NEW AND ANTIQUE PERSIAN RUGS, OVERDYED, FLAT WEAVE KILIMS AND DURIES, OUSHAK AND SILK RUGS AS WELL AS EXCLUSIVE MODERN DESIGNS TO NAME A FEW. WE ARE ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKING DEALERS IN THE WORLD AND SUPPORT SOME OF THE MAJOR ORIENTAL RUG DEALERS IN THE USA. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
The rug is laid flat on the ground, then fresh water is poured over it. The rug washers then use a wood plank, sharpened on one edge, to force the water through the rug pile. This removes impurities picked up during the creation process.