Contemporary rug MALABAR

patternedwoolviscose

A dhurrie rug is a form of hand weaving very similar to “kilim” made exclusively of warp and weft, woven and not knotted. It is also called “flat weave”. The pattern or design is created solely by the weft which covers the warp. It does not allow for complicated patterns or textured surfaces as the other techniques do. This may at first appear as a limitation. But we have evolved the original technique by introducing additional threads to the basic wool weft (low-pile). The pattern is produced by this secondary high pile in viscose. The carpet is backed with the same latex and cotton canvas method as the hand tufted carpets. Handwoven rug in wool and viscose. Malabar is a geometric structure, a textile floor covering of modules that repeat and interlock with themselves. Technical information Quality: Handwoven hi-low pile'dhurrie', wool and viscose, cotton backing. Dimensions: 170 x 240 / 200 x 300 Available in custom sizes. Pile height: 6-10 mm. approx. Weight: 3,0 Kg/sqm approx.