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      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop 5' x 8' Ivory
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop 5' x 8' Ivory/ Blush Pink
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop 5' x 8' Ivory/ Periwinkle
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop 5' x 8' Ivory/Turquoise
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop 5' x 8' Light Blue
      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available handknotted tibetan 60 knot Organic Weave Shop 5' x 8' Ivory/Red

      Sculpted Border Wool Handknotted - More Colors Available

      $2,700.00 - $10,800.00
      • Delivered to your door in 14 weeks
      Size
      Color

      One of our best sellers! This simple border rug will suit any decor. This soft and durable organic wool rug is knotted by hand by our skilled artisans. Choose from a rainbow of colors.

      • Ultra soft 100% organic wool handknotted rug
      • Made with all natural dyes, and dyed in small batches; slight color variations are inherent with natural dyes
      • Pile Height is 8 mm
      • Handknotted in India
      • GoodWeave Certified
      • Certified organic by GOTS
      • All made to order rugs are non refundable



      • COTTON RUGS

        While cotton is a strong fiber, our cotton is not treated with stain protectors and may not react well to spills.

        • Vacuum regularly using longer strikes to avoid too much back and forth motion. DO NOT use a beater brush
        • Attend to spills immediately using a clean white cloth to blot excess moisture
        • Spot clean with an all natural carpet cleaner or natural, clear soap
        • If you use water, it must be distilled water (the less water, the better)
        • Remove any dry or solid matter by scraping excess away with a spoon. Do not rub
        • Clip, do not pull, any loose fibers
        • Rotate every 3 months for even wear
        • For tough stains, use a professional cleaner who specializes in rugs
        • Professionally clean regularly

         

        WOOL RUGS

        Wool is naturally stain and soil resistant and will stand up well in any living space.

        • Vacuum regularly using longer strikes to avoid too much back and forth motion. DO NOT use a beater brush
        • Attend to spills immediately using a clean white cloth to blot excess moisture
        • Spot clean with an all natural carpet cleaner or natural, clear soap
        • If you use water, it must be distilled water (the less water, the better)
        • Remove any dry or solid matter by scraping excess away with a spoon. Do not rub
        • Clip, do not pull, any loose fibers
        • Rotate every 3 months for even wear
        • For tough stains, use a professional cleaner who specializes in rugs
        • Professionally clean regularly

         

         

      • HANDKNOTTED RUGS

        HANDKNOTTED RUGS

        To begin making a rug, our skilled weavers make a foundation – called “the warp” – which consists of thick threads of cotton or wool which run through the length of the rug. Similar threads, which pass under and over the warp threads in the opposite direction, are called wefts. Weaving usually begins from the bottom of the loom. Dyed wool or cotton is knotted in rows around the warp strands. As more knots are added to this foundation, they become the pile of the rug. Depending upon the fineness of the weave, the quality of the materials, and the expertise of the weavers, the knot count of a rug can range from sixteen to eight hundred knots per square inch. When a rug is completely knotted, the warp ends remain as the fringe. This fringe may be braided, tasseled, or hidden.

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