Materials and techniques

Thin large rugs are perfect for placing under furniture, for example under sofas or dining tables. They are among the most versatile and functional solutions for furnishing large rooms, whether in the home or work space. The offer is vast and ranges from classic and traditional motifs to contemporary and abstract designs.

Thin wool rugs  are an excellent option for furnishing the home in an elegant way without overloading the space too much. they provide an excellent level of thermal insulation, even when they are quite thin. they can be made in many varieties of colours and with different production methods. Thin wool rugs  are among the textile artefacts that can be successfully used in any interior space in the home.

Tibetan dragon rugs were frequently misidentified as Chinese carpets or were thought to be inspired by adjacent pile- weaving techniques. may have also be used as wall hangings. The Tibetan Dragon is a protective sign. The positive thing about dragons is that they are kind. They deliver various benefits to humanity. They are whand knotted and they have long had a purpose in Tibetan life and culture.

Tibetan tiger rugs. They believe that tiger fur can defend against the venom of snakes and scorpions. These carpets are used to ward off evil spirits and protect the homeowner and temples from bad luck. The designs are vivid and among the most unique in the Tibetan tradition and tigers are depicted in different versions from the more abstract to the more realistic.

Tibetan Wool Rugs Tibetan carpets are frequently prized by collectors or designers since they are hand-knotted from sheep’s wool that graze in Tibet’s hills. Modern Tibetan Wool Rugs carpets are tied in a different way from hand-knotted Persian rugs. Because hand-knotted rugs are made by hand, the size of the knot rows and the rightness of the lines will vary.

A tight weave carpet can add a touch of luxury and comfort to any room in which you decide to place it. The fibres that make up the artefact are actually compact and very close together. Common yarn options include cotton, wool, jute and sisal, each with its own set of advantages to be carefully considered.