Square mats come in different styles and different styles, and it is sometimes difficult to decide which type best suits your needs. You may have an idea of what type of rug you want to purchase. Or you may need more detailed information to make the right choice. Some styles are named after the region or region where they originated. Others are known for certain characteristics or specific applications. Let's look at three different styles that I hope will help you make an informed decision when buying a special carpet.
Carpets in the Persian region are recommended far and wide for their intricate designs and deep shades. Originally created for the use of wandering tribes, they provided instant flooring over the sandy floors of tents. These carpets are made in the Middle Eastern regions of Persia in modern Iraq, Iran and Turkey. They are well known for their typically richly decorated, deeply pigmented patterns. Persian carpets are made in both manual and machine woven methods. It is known that manual knots last more than hundred years.
The rugs of the eastern region may include Persian and were originally made in China. Now they can come from carpet manufacturers in India, Iran and Romania. Since these areas have low labor costs, this rug style is of excellent quality with the same cost. They are resistant and durable and add a sense of luxury to any area. They can be tied by hand, woven by hand or by hand. They may also be more affordable when they are made using a combination of both manual and machine technology. They can be made even more accessible when they are completely outlined. They can be so well made that they seem as beautiful as handmade carpets.
Carpets of the Tibetan region originated in the mountainous regions of Tibet and only across the border in Nepal. They are carefully handcrafted using Tibetan knots, traditional knots or a combination of weaving methods. They are usually made from the finest natural silk fibers and the softest delicate wool. This combination of fibers creates a luxurious soft cushion with a luminous shine that attracts light. Artisans use numerous designs of common plants that have symbolic meanings, such as bamboo leaves, forsythia branches, plum flowers and cypress trees.
