These exquisite carpets are crafted from100% New Zealand wool, ensuring both durability and elegance. The natural hues of these carpets lend them a unique charm. Keep in mind that slight color variations may occur due to the eco-friendly dyeing process and screen settings.
Size: Tea Coaster 10 Cm x 10 Cm Round 6 Pcs. Nepali FELT BALL POT MAT & Tea Coaster are robust design products made of 100% New Zealand wool. Those products are made from individual felt balls that are in connection to each other using a special knotting process.
Transform your living space with this vibrant, Eco-friendlyHand-Felted Ball Carpet. Each rug is composed of individual felt balls, hand-stitched together to create a durable, plush, and stylish focal point for any room.
Nepali Felt Ball Mats, crafted from premium 100% New Zealand wool, boast a sturdy design. The dyes applied are safe, non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and AZO-free. These mats, proudly MADE IN NEPAL, are assembled from individual felt balls through an intricate knotting technique.
Handmade Nepali Felt Ball Rug – 100% Wool | Multi-Color 45×120 cm Runner. Each rug is a masterpiece of patience and skill, handcrafted by artisans in Nepal using traditional techniques. By joining hundreds of individual felt balls together, we create a durable, plush, and visually stunning piece that brings warmth to any floor.
Vibrant Multi-Color Nepali Felt Ball Rug – 100cm Round. Transform your living space with this stunning,100% handmade felt ball carpet. Shape: Round / Circular. Reversible Design: Expertly crafted to be used on both sides, doubling the life of your rug.
Artisan Hand-Felted Wool Ball Rug | 100cm Round Maroon & Grey | Nepal. Transform your living space with the organic warmth and sophisticated texture of ourNepali Felt Ball Carpet. Origin: Handmade in Nepal.
Runner Rugs. Rug Collection: Opulence. Pile Height: Approx 1/2″. Material: 100% Wool. Indian Rugs. Weave: Hand-knotted.
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.
The palette of blush, aqua, gold, beige and mauve sits across the full surface with a softness and tonal harmony that wool pile on a cotton foundation carries with particular depth, the plush Tibetan construction giving each band of color a richness that holds the composition together as a whole.