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Handloom fringes - Green
| Customer reviews |
4.79 of 5
159 customers have reviewed this carpet on the independent site Trustpilot
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Przyjemny w dotyku, miękki, wełniany dywan.
Cezary I. - bought 80x120, Jan -18
Perfection. Fast delivery.
Michael B. H. - bought 80x250, Jan -18
lovely colour, as descirbed on website. Really soft.
Mrs Cara Stoney - bought brown 200x250, May -19
lovley colour, really soft. good quality
Mrs Cara Stoney - bought olive green 200x250, May -19
This is my second carpet, exactly the same one. Bought for living room , and now for children’s room also. So.... I love it
Iva H. - bought light 200x300, May -19
Perfectly described.
Andrew R. - bought purple 160x230, Mar -19
Good quality. Quick shipping
Rob - bought dark grey 300x500, Feb -19
Exactly as I have wanted for a long time, in size, colour and depth of pile but hadn’t been able to find. I have been able to buy an under rug to stop it from slipping from a local retailer.
Ann C. - bought dark blue 60x90, Feb -19
I waffled between buying this and an Oriental carpet but went with this one because it felt safer for an online purchase. Nonetheless, I couldn’t be happier with this rug. It’s thick and soft (not as silky as the Bamboo Silk Loom I replaced), but it feels sturdier and nice and wooly. It says it has an artificial silk warp, but I don’t notice it. It feels natural and wooly and the color was just what I wanted -- an earthy off white
Susan S. - bought light 200x250, Oct -18
Beautifuland good quality
Alison m. - bought black / grey 80x500, Oct -18
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| Rug ID | CVD5279 |
| Knot density |
approx 70 000 - 90 000 knots per m²
You can easily calculate the knot density yourself by counting the number of knots 1 cm down and 1 cm across, and then multiplying these numbers together. Then multiply the total by 10,000 to give the number of knots per m². Some carpet sellers exaggerate the knot density, so to be sure that you are comparing like for like when it comes to price, it is worth checking the knot density yourself. Most of CarpetVista’s carpets have a photograph of the reverse with a ruler, making it easy to examine the knot quality and count the exact knot density before choosing your carpet. |
| Thickness approx | 14 mm |
| Origin | India |
| Pile |
Wool
Wool is a natural textile fibre and one of the most sought after materials for rug making. Wool rugs are highly durable and perfectly capable of resisting wear and tear of every day use. Wool has a naturally dirt-repelling effect and is easy to keep clean. It is also flame resistant and characteristically retains it’s shape so that the pile of the rug always rises.
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| Warp | Artificial silk |
| Manufacturing |
Handloom
Manual handicraft technique using special looms making work faster than traditional hand-knotting. Handloom weaving technique does not allow advanced patterns.
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| Size |
200x300
This carpet is hand knotted/woven; therefore, difference in shape, thickness, pattern and sizes can occur. This applies particularly to nomadic and village carpets. |
Information about Handloom fringes - Green carpet from India.
These carpets are made in Bhadohi, India using good quality wool which makes them soft and comfortable to walk on. A different kind of loom is used in the production process which makes the work faster than traditional carpet knotting and results in a lower price. However, the newer method does not allow for advanced patterns so they are only available in single colours or simple geometric patterns. The value-for-money carpets are ideal for both a well-designed office or in a home with modern decor.
