- Materiaal: 100% wool
- Techniek: Hand-knotted (Afghan)
- Afmeting: 300 × 200 cm
€1.495,00incl. VAT
Heritage
Classic patterns, knotted just like a hundred years ago
Medallions, herati and boteh from Anatolia and Persia, knotted on a wooden loom using wool from a single flock. The patterns are not on paper: the weaver knows them by heart, which is why no two rugs are the same.
The colors come from vegetable dyes—madder, pomegranate peel, indigo—and soften with the years instead of fading.
- Wool from a single flock, dyed in one batch
- 50,000 to 2,500,000 knots per carpet
- Materiaal: 100% wool
- Techniek: Hand-knotted (Ziegler Oushak)
- Afmeting: 290 × 212 cm
€1.495,00incl. VAT
- Materiaal: 100% wool
- Techniek: Hand-knotted (Mahmudi)
- Afmeting: 300 × 200 cm
€1.200,00incl. VAT
- Materiaal: 100% wool
- Techniek: Hand-knotted
- Afmeting: 300 × 200 cm
€1.495,00incl. VAT
- Materiaal: 100% wool
- Techniek: Hand-knotted (Mamluk)
- Afmeting: 250 × 200 cm
€900,00incl. VAT
- Materiaal: 100% wool
- Techniek: Hand-knotted (Mamluk)
- Afmeting: 300 × 200 cm
€900,00incl. VAT
- Materiaal: 100% wool
- Techniek: Hand-knotted
- Afmeting: 300 × 200 cm
€900,00incl. VAT
- Materiaal: 100% wool
- Techniek: Hand-knotted
- Afmeting: 300 × 200 cm
€1.495,00incl. VAT
About the patterns
Why no two Heritage rugs are the same
A weaver works without a pattern. He knows the design from his master and recreates it, knot by knot, with the freedom that entails. A medallion might be a few centimeters off-center, or a border might run slightly wider on one side than the other.
The same applies to the color. Wool from a single dye bath is never exactly the same tone, and in a finished rug, you can see this as bands that run slightly lighter or darker — known in the trade as abrash. This is not a flaw to be tolerated, but a sign that no machine was involved in the process.