Hand Knotted Rugs

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of Hand-Knotted Rugs at Loops by LJ. Hand-knotted rugs are renowned for their durability, intricate designs, and luxurious feel, making them more than just a home accessory – they are heirlooms in the making. With each knot tied by hand, these rugs tell a story of tradition and artistry, bringing a touch of sophistication and worldly charm to your living space.
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  • Skyline Rug Close-up of the Skyline Rug's self-textured surface and mild pile variation, highlighting the luxurious feel and intricate design.
    Skyline Rug
    From ₹ 60,800.00
    From ₹ 60,800.00
    From ₹ 60,800.00
    From ₹ 60,800.00
  • Nomadic Odyssey Rug displaying its detailed tribal pattern and vivid colors, embodying a blend of cultural heritage and art. Angle view of the Nomadic Odyssey Rug on the floor, illustrating its ability to withstand the test of time while enhancing room aesthetics with its timeless elegance.
    Nomadic Odyssey Rug
    From ₹ 112,000.00
    From ₹ 112,000.00
    From ₹ 112,000.00
    From ₹ 112,000.00

FAQ

What is a Hand-Knotted Carpet?

A hand-knotted carpet is a type of rug traditionally made by tying individual knots to the warp threads on a loom. This labor-intensive process results in highly durable and often very detailed designs. Each hand-knotted rug is unique, reflecting the artisan's skill and personal touch.

How Long Do Knotted Rugs Last?

With proper care, hand-knotted rugs can last for decades, often becoming more valuable over time. They are known for their longevity, with many lasting upwards of 20 years or more. The durability of a hand-knotted rug makes it not just a purchase but an investment.

Can You Vacuum Hand-Knotted Rugs?

Yes, you can vacuum hand-knotted rugs. It's recommended to use a gentle vacuum setting without a beater bar to avoid damaging the fibers. Regular, gentle vacuuming helps remove dirt and dust, contributing to the rug's longevity.

How Do I Know if My Carpet is Hand-Knotted?

To determine if a carpet is hand-knotted, look at the back of the rug. Hand-knotted rugs typically have visible knots and a somewhat uneven backing, reflecting the handcrafting process. The fringes are also usually an extension of the rug’s warp threads, not added or sewn on separately. Additionally, slight imperfections and irregularities in the pattern often indicate a hand-knotted rug.