Ghoum Millefleurs Carpet flatweave

Ghoum Millefleurs Carpet flatweaveThe finishing of this carpet was done using centuries old traditional techniques. Once its laborious hand knotting was completed, it was rolled and entirely submerged in a sanitizing bath where its fibers fully absorbed all cleaning liquid. After which it was laid flat on the ground where a team of cleaners used wooden oar like paddles to push the water through its fibers and draw out impurities. Oar strokes were done in sync to prevent the carpet

Various other interpretations see the tapestry as representing love or virginity

when you are standing in the opposite direction of its pile

20% pure silk

5- Contemporary design origin

this brand-new Bokhara rug embodies the traditional aesthetic found in carpets from the Caucus region

variously interpret able as "according to my desire alone"

This Shah Saloor Bokhara

This is due to the direction that its wool pile (nap) is facing

and many Salors were absorbed into Sariq and Tekke tribes

in the Sundarbans

Hand-knotted with Senneh knots (asymmetric)

This Bessarabian carpet brings a bright bohemian touch to floors