HANDWOVEN

Hand-woven rugs are often referred to as “flatweaves” because they’re, well, flat. They are woven more like a basket, which means the front and the back look the same, making the rug reversible. They have no pile or actual “knots.”

Hand woven rug is traditionally woven on a vertical loom with a mounted wrap. They often have no fringes or proper secured ends or sides. The making of them is by pressing strands of fiber together by using thin threading. These are heavy weight rugs that spread perfectly flat on the floor and will not curl or bunch up like other rugs. Several hand-woven rugs are also reversible and they have the same high quality and color on both sides.