Ghoum Shah Abbas orange carpet

Ghoum Shah Abbas orange carpet

This is one of the main reasons a silk rug costs at least double the price of a wool rug

The field design which stems from a flowering vase is symmetrical in design

It provides its owner with the opportunity to change up the look of their space just by changing the way the rug is placed in the room

The use of eco-friendly vegetable dyes also enriches the yarn of this area rug with a natural and vibrant luster

and a team of cleaners used wooden oar-like paddles to push the water through its fibres and draw out impurities

Using a combination of New Zealand worsted and local Pakistani wool on a cotton base

and as an assertion of her free will

This carpet is hand-knotted in a workshop in northern Pakistan near the princely state of Kashmir which stretches between Pakistan and India

Its deep stone wash gives it a glossy look and its triple border frames its overall composition

With proper maintenance tailored to its needs

_x000D__x000D_This piece derives its name from the "Salor" tribe which was once the wealthiest and most prestigious of the Turkoman tribes

Each diamond shape gul is a hidden symbol signifying women