This beautiful Oriental rug is a brand new 5’ x 8’ Indian Nepal with a floral design and gray background. This hand made Indian Nepal rug is made with a 100% wool pile. The Nepalese-Tibetan rugs are unique in their knotting system. They have a high density of knots. The feel and texture of knotted rugs vary with the quality and nature of the materials used and number of KPSI. They are produced in both a single and a double knotting system. Hence as compared to most Persian and Turkish rugs, Nepal rugs are soft, thick and flexible. The best quality Nepal rugs have a tighter, denser weave, and a thicker, deeper pile with excellent resiliency. Nepal rugs are usually made with pure sheep wool and other plant fibers and hence they possess an exquisite look. Payment Policy Feedback.
Rug Collection: Opulence. Pile Height: Approx 1/2″. Runner Rugs. Material: 97% Wool, 3% Silk. Country of Origin: Nepal. Weave: Hand-knotted.
THUNDER ISLAND. SIZE 3’x10′. 100% WOOL RUG. DESIGNER RUG. HAND NOTTED MADE IN NEPAL.
VOLCANO ISLAND DESIGNER RUG HAND KNOTTED 100% WOOL RUGFROM OUR GENE MEYER COLLECTIONCONTEMPORARY DESIGN VIBRANT COLORS SIZE 6’X9. MADE EXCLUSIVELY FOR M&M DESIGN NEW MADE IN NEPAAL
A contemporary/modern Tibetan rug with an all-over stripe design. This is a pile knotted rug, woven at our looms in Nepal working with Tibetan refugees; made with 100% organic vegetable-dyed wool. This rug is made from organic wool and vegetable dyes.
Thousands of hours are involved in creating each Tibetan rug. Each of our rugs is made of 100% wool from the Himalayan highlands. Original Silk added on Tibetan rugs brings a brilliant combination with wool, which make each of our rugs more exclusive & elegant.
“ORIGINAL NEPAL” Hand knotted rug on “FACTORY- DIRECT PRICE” Committed to offering its clients the perfect area rug for their space, Everest Collection offers a variety of classic & contemporary designs. Thousands of hours are involved in creating each Tibetan rug. Each of our rugs is made of 100% wool from the Himalayan highlands. Original Silk added on Tibetan rugs brings a brilliant combination with wool, which make each of our rugs more exclusive & elegant. The Himalayan wool produces some of the best carpets in the world because of its resilience and silky properties. The sheared wool is collected and carefully hand carded to remove all of its impurities. The wool is then spun by hand into a fine quality yarn. Swiss dyes are used to dye the yarn into an infinite array of colors. These dyes are superb as they retain their color and vibrancy much longer. The design is carefully drawn on a full-scale grid that the weavers use as a blueprint to create the rug. Details of the rug: · Stock No. R17701 · Collection: Tibetan Contemporary · Quality: 60 knots · Material: 100% wool · Foundation: Cotton · Base Color: Multi colors · Other colors: Green family colors as seen in the pictures · Size: 6 feet x 9 feet A custom created signature collection on bold stripe pattern on green family colors with a dancing image on the corner, beautiful rug to match all modern interior decoration. It’s our own creation, you won’t find it on any retail store. All the pictures are taken on natural sunlight which represent the true color of the rug. Store Policy: Payment: PayPal only Shipment: Shipment will be effect within 1 business days of payment received date by USPS Priority Mail or UPS Ground on your PayPal transaction address, if you want your shipment to be sent to other address, please add that as ship to address on your PayPal and eBay account. this rug will be ship folded. International buyer: We can ship worldwide, you will be responsible to pay custom duties and brokerage charge if any in your country. Packing/handling: standard packing and handling fee are included on shipping cost. Return/exchange Policy: I guarantee for your 100% satisfaction on my item’s, however if you didn’t like in any case and wants to return/exchange, you can return any item unused within 14 days of you receipt it on the way I sent it to you. I can’t refund shipping and handling charge for any returned item’s. The rest amount will be refund immediately after I received the returned item. No re-stocking charge will be charged to you. All items has to be return to my address at Omaha, NE. Please write me before sending back the items to get return code. If you want to exchange with other item equivalent to your purchase amount, I can sent the exchange item without any shipping handling charge again, (I do need to pay again for shipping company). Exchange item will be send only after I get back the previous item. Note: I have described with picture of actual items, if in any case you are not satisfied with your purchase please let me know, i will try to resolve the problem as soon as I can. If you have any question before and after your purchase please do write to me via eBay message. Bid with confidence, you are buying a genuine hand knotted Tibetan Rug
Color: Multicolor. The rug is available in different sizes ranging from 40 to 350 cm, making it suitable for any space.
This is a beautiful Mint, Gray, Tan Hand Knotted Tibetan Oriental Area Rug Wool & Silk. Its elegant style is easy to decorate with and perfect for living room, dining room, bed room or anywhere in the residence or office. Size: 8′ x 10’3″ Rug #: ORH13690 Material: Wool & Silk Design: Traditional Weave: Hand Knotted latex free Foundation: Cotton Primary color: Light Aqua/Gray Secondary color: Gray, Tan MSRP: $4999.99 Pile height: 0.5 inch Origin: Nepal Condition New Shipping Free within the Continental 48 States Int’l shipping: Contact us for Quote Oriental Rug of Houston WHY BUY FROM US? · We do not misrepresent facts about our products. Hard work and honesty is the mainstay of our work ethos.
This is a beautiful Ivory, Olive Green, Brown Hand Knotted Oriental Area Rug Wool & Silk. Its elegant style is easy to decorate with and perfect for living room, dining room, bedroom or anywhere in the residence or office. Story Behind the Art For centuries Tibetans have used rugs for decorative and functional purposes, drawing upon geometric patterns, auspicious symbols, real and mythical animals, and natural imagery to create beautiful, colorful designs. But it was only after 1959 with the Chinese invasion of Tibet and the growth of Tibetan diaspora in Nepal and Tibet that Tibetan rug weaving underwent a crucial commercial revival. In the 1970s, Tibetan rugs rose to prominence and Nepalese artisans, drafted in to keep up with the rising demand, became the mainstay of the Tibetan rug weaving traditions.

