Rug (Kilim)

* The name of the art: Rug Weaving

*Material: Wool

*Woven in Bojnourd city

*Application: 

_Table Cloth 

_ Mat 

_Furniture front

_Underlay

*Storage conditions: Keep away from moisture high light

*Duration of use: The average is 30 years (Depends on how the consumer use)

The traces of the texture of the first underlayment must be traced to the most civilized tribes. The first Rugs were woven according to the basic needs of the early civilizations, for covering, shelter, a means of storage, as well as a comfortable means such as carpet.

Humans have long used hunting skins to protect the body against climate change and as an underlayment too. Gradually, with the prevalence of animal husbandry and spinning the wool, weaving became popular among the primitive tribes and became one of the tribal arts and crafts.

We love rugs in equal parts for their ability to liven up a room, and well, just the fact that they make things so darn cosy. Not to mention, they can help create a sense of definition in your space. We also have a wonderful selection of high pile rugs ideal for Autumn Winter. Not only do our rugs look and feel comfy, but the high pile composition helps to keep the floor warm during cold winter nights.

Great interiors aren’t complete without great rugs. Antique rugs can be conversation starters, statement pieces or supporting players that give interior harmony and unity. These textural handcrafts absorb sound, provide structure and add a bold dash of color. Carpets are available in an innumerable assortment of styles that are as diverse as today’s interiors. The places and the ways that carpets are used and displayed are also endless. When hung on walls, rugs and tribal textiles create a splendid effect.

In the world of carpet making, weavers use different types of rug knots. The type of knot used is largely based on region and culture

Each rug design consists of several parts. From ancient times, carpets and rugs were divided into a field (central design) and borders. As time went on, these simple elements became more complex and eventually evolved into the traditional designs that are known today.      

*Rug (Kilim) weaver's advice:

1: Handwoven Kilims are already color _ stabilized and double _ knit. So, they do not give back color.

2: For washing, give them to the carpet cleaning.

3: Use cold water and carpet shampoo for home washing.

It is reminded that handwoven products stain later and get dirty. (Due to the antibacterial properties of wool).

*To store Kilim:

1:it is better to spread in the outdoors every 6 months or at least at the end of each year. Until the sun shines on it.

2: Keep away from moisture and darkness.

3: After spreading the washed Kilims, Vacuum it with a low degree

4: For long-term storage, you can use naphthalene tables too.

This first-grade product has a 5-years personal identification card with a warranty.

Note: Product boxes are only to protect the products from any damage and it's not a part of the product. As well it is excluded from the warranty coverage.

Note: Damage, scratches and maintenance in a humid environment are not covered by the warranty service.

Note: Due to the hand-crafted process that leads to any product, your custom product, in terms of role-playing, drawings and style, may not fit 100% of the product provided on the site, and is about 20% different.

***	Length	Width	Height	Weight
BOX	470mm	370mm	180mm	7000g
Kilim	1800mm	1000mm	30mm	4000g
Qalamkar	1,200mm	1,200mm	3 mm	370g

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