Specifications

1.hand-made carpet
2.Large range of design
3.Hand spun wool
4.highly resistant to wear
5.durable

• They are specifically tabriz carpets which are of a certain age, quality and motif.  
• Often the wool pile on cotton foundation "Jalili" rugs are woven between 1870-1900, may feature a orangish/rust background, and have knot density in excess of 250 kpsi.  
• It's also common to see a slightly varying shade of blue accent throughout the weaving, fluctuating from a pale, powder blue, to a rich sky blue.  
• Scrolling vines with nothing more than a mere outlining of the flowers may accent the field, while palmettes fill the border.  
• Silk on silk Tabriz carpets with almost double the KPSI of "Hadji Jalili" wool carpets may feature a prayer rug design with soft, antiqued ivory tones accented with light jewel tones, often with brilliant aqua blue or sometimes greens.
• Handknotted Rugs takes long time in productions than handtufted rugs, therefore they are generally expensive than their handtufted counterparts. The knotting method creates a highly durable and beautifully accurate handmade rug that will weather foot traffic for years to come.