Hand-Knotted Area Rugs
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105cm x 305cm Hand Knotted Farahan Persian Wool Runner Rug
115cm x 325cm Hand Knotted Hossainabad Persian Wool Runner Rug
150cm x 325cm Hand Knotted Songhor Persian Wool Runner Rug
85cm x 310cm Hand Knotted Peshawar Ziegler Runner Rug
105cm x 310cm Hand Knotted Ultra Vintage Persian Wool Runner Rug
110cm x 300cm Hand Knotted Hossainabad Persian Wool Runner Rug
110cm x 320cm Hand Knotted Hossainabad Persian Wool Runner Rug
105cm x 305cm Hand Knotted Hossainabad Persian Wool Runner Rug
150cm x 300cm Hand Knotted Ultra Vintage Persian Wool Runner Rug
105cm x 305cm Hand Knotted Ultra Vintage Persian Wool Runner Rug
100cm x 315cm Hand Knotted Endjalas Persian Wool Runner Rug
85cm x 305cm Hand Knotted Peshawar Ziegler Runner Rug
110cm x 310cm Hand Knotted Farahan Persian Wool Runner Rug
115cm x 350cm Hand Knotted Anatolian Wool Runner Rug
Hand-Knotted Area Rugs
The individual artistry of a hand-knotted area rug is undeniably beautiful. The many hours of hard work taken to create a large hand knotted rug results in a unique work of art that cannot be duplicated. This is one of the many reasons that hand knotted rugs are so sought after.
Traditional hand-knotted area rugs from India are sometimes referred to as hand-knotted oriental rugs, while rugs made in Iran are commonly called Persian rugs. The largest determining factor in the price of hand-knotted rugs is the knot count per square inch. The more knots, the longer it takes to create a rug, therefore the more expensive it will be. The fibres used also influence the price – hand-knotted silk area rugs are by far the most expensive as the thin fibres of silk require far more knots to make up a floor rug than materials such as wool or cotton.
Hand-knotted area rugs include large braided rugs for outdoor like hand knotted jute rugs and large hand knotted round rugs made from cotton or sisal fibres. Hand-knotted rugs are unique works of art that add style and comfort to homes.