| Rug ID | CVD9136 |
| Thickness | ≈ 7 mm |
| Origin | India |
| Material |
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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| Manufacturing |
Woven by hand
Handwoven rugs are created by interlocking warp and weft, creating a relatively thin rug without pile.
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| Also known as | Rölakan, Röllakan, Dorri, Dori, Dorrie, Dhurrie, Dhurri,Kelim, Qilim, Chilim |
| Size |
200x200
This carpet is hand knotted/woven; therefore, difference in shape, thickness, pattern and sizes can occur. This applies particularly to nomadic and village carpets. |
Woven by hand
Wool
Kilim loom - Dark Grey
200x200 cm
177
200x200 cm
Size
80x200 cm
78
80x250 cm
97
80x300 cm
108
80x400 cm
147
80x500 cm
151
120x180 cm
98
140x200 cm
128
160x230 cm
110
200x200 cm
177
200x250 cm
231
200x300 cm
275
220x320 cm
324
225x225 cm
234
250x250 cm
289
250x300 cm
344
250x350 cm
403
300x300 cm
416
300x400 cm
541
300x500 cm
688
400x600 cm
883
Ø 150 cm
98
Ø 200 cm
177
Ø 250 cm
289
Ø 300 cm
416
Dark Grey
Specifications
Care & Fair
Description
This carpet is woven mainly in Dhurrie in India, but also in other places in the country. It is an Indian kelim weaving made of wool. Both sides of the carpet can be used, which means that if it gets a stain or dirt on it, it could easily be turned over.
Watch a film clip about Rölakan / Dhurrie
Material
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.
The colors in the rug will be perceived differently depending on the angle you view it from.