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India, Nepal and the Future of Fine Hand-knotted Rugs For thousands of years the peoples India and surrounding countries have produced the world's great textiles. They continue to do so today. |
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Install a Rug in my Photo
Pictures can really make things easier. |
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Sari Rugs I just got back from a buying trip to India and Nepal. |
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Red Wine and Your Rug
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How to Fold a Rug Did you ever need to fold a rug for shipping? |
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Mahals The Mahal style gets its name from a village in Western Iran. It's in the Arak district, famous for weaving rugs for centuries. |
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Pets and Rugs
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Mamluks Mamluk rugs are named for an elite military caste that started in the Middle East around the 9th Century. |
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Ikats Intricate and awe-inspiring weaving and dying technique produce a pattern that has attracted buyers for over 1,000 years. |
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Donegals In 1898 Scottish textile manufacturer Alexander Morton formulated a concept: set up a rug weaving business in the West that used the time-tested, hand-knotting techniques of the East, but employed |
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