Unique Design Beautiful Rugs and tapestries, Can be décor your living room, bedroom or office. Size in cm : 174 cm x 119 cm.
We provide a variety of high quality handmade rugs and kilims and also wall hanging tapestries at affordable prices. Each one is unique work of art and one of kind. Our mission is to keep the prices affordable and wholesale so that everyone has a chance to own one of these beautiful kilim rugs and tapestries.
Designed for both style and durability, ourluxurious hand-tufted rugs are perfect for anymodern ortraditional. Whether you need a5x7 ,5×8, or6x9, or a bespoke rug tailored to your space, we can accommodate your needs.
Designed for both style and durability, ourluxurious hand-tufted rugs are perfect for anymodern ortraditional. Whether you need a5x7 ,5×8, or6x9, or a bespoke rug tailored to your space, we can accommodate your needs.
Add a touch of tradition to smaller spaces with this handwoven Navajo wool accent rug. – Ideal for entryways, living rooms, dining spaces, bedrooms, guest rooms, kitchen or wall decoration. – Handwoven with durable wool.
Designed for both style and durability, ourluxurious hand-tufted rugs are perfect for anymodern ortraditional. Whether you need a5x7 ,5×8, or6x9, or a bespoke rug tailored to your space, we can accommodate your needs.
Designed for both style and durability, ourluxurious hand-tufted rugs are perfect for anymodern ortraditional. Whether it’s yourliving room ,bedroom ,office, or hallway, ourhand-tufted wool rugs provide comfort, style, and warmth.
These rugs are made with natural wool and jute that is an absorbent Fiber hence, vacuuming twice or thrice a week is suggested. So that the dust and dirt shall not go inside the rug. If any spot / stain happens due to any spill or wear and tear, simple wipe with a semi wet cloth is suggested.
Navajo rug, kilim jute rug, Navajo wool rug, 3×5 rugs, southwest rug, custom size rug, large rug, over size rug, abstract rug, southwestern rug, kilim, grey and black rug, native tribal rug, 9×12 ft rugs.
By the 1970s, Tibetan rugs had gained international prominence, with Nepalese artisans—trained alongside Tibetan refugees—becoming central to sustaining and evolving the tradition. Distinctive for their unique slit-loop technique known as the Tibetan knot, these rugs possess a pile of remarkable depth, texture, and softness.