Rug fibers range from wool and silk to plant and synthetic materials, each shaping texture, durability, and visual character.
A diverse range of weaving traditions reveals how geography, culture, and technique shape the character and identity of handwoven rugs.
Rug fibers range from wool and silk to plant and synthetic materials, each shaping texture, durability, and visual character.
Common assumptions overlook the complexity of handwoven rugs. Technique, condition, and context better define their significance and worth.
Simple preventive practices and careful cleaning decisions play a critical role in extending the life and visual harmony of wool rugs.
