Red Rugs — How to Choose & Decorate with Red Hand-Knotted Rugs
Rug Encyclopedia · Decorating with Colour A red rug brings warmth, grounding and a timeless richness to a room — it is the classic colour of the oriental...
ReadOn the craft, the family, and the care of a hand-knotted rug — written for people who want to know what they are standing on.
Rug Encyclopedia · Decorating with Colour A red rug brings warmth, grounding and a timeless richness to a room — it is the classic colour of the oriental...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Decorating with Colour A blue rug brings calm, coolness and quiet depth to a room — it is one of the most versatile and timeless...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Afghan Tribal Weaving A Khurjeen rug is an Afghan hand-knotted wool rug built on the traditional khorjin — the double-pouched saddlebag of nomadic life —...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Persian Sultanabad Weaving A Meshkabad rug is a hand-knotted Persian wool rug from the Meshkabad area of the Arak (Sultanabad) region in central Iran —...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Persian Village Weaving A Mehraban rug is a sturdy, hard-wearing Persian village rug from the Mehraban district in the Hamadan region of north-west Iran —...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Persian Village Weaving A Moud rug is a finely woven Persian rug from the village of Mud, near Birjand in the Khorasan region of eastern...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Persian Town & Village Weaving A Mir-Saraband rug is a hand-knotted Persian wool rug from the Saraband district near Arak, in west-central Iran — prized...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Turkish Weaving A Milas rug is a hand-knotted wool village rug from the Milas region of south-western Anatolia, Turkey — a warm, characterful Turkish weave...
ReadRug Encyclopedia · Turkish Weaving A Kayseri rug is a finely knotted, hand-knotted wool rug from Kayseri, a historic weaving city in central Anatolia, Turkey — elegant, versatile,...
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