VERSATILE BEAUTY - Turkmen rugs are known for their highly detailed, geometric patterns, often featuring a combination of stylized floral and tribal motifs. The most distinctive feature of these rugs is the 'gul' – a repeated medallion-like design that varies in shape and size depending on the tribe that created the rug. The borders of Turkmen rugs typically consist of multiple bands, each adorned with intricate geometric or floral patterns that complement the central design.

LONG LASTING - Its hand-knotted construction ensures durability and no shedding.

STAIN RESISTANT - Easy to clean and made to last for a lifetime. Can be spot cleaned for easy maintenance

HIGH QUALITY MATERIAL - These rugs can withstand decades of heavy traffic and still look as good as the day you brought them home.

PILE HEIGHT - Rugs with a pile height of .30”, are tightly knotted and dense. Because they are durable and require light vacuuming, this height is ideal for high-traffic areas such as entryways, living rooms and dining rooms.

MATERIAL – WOOL  - This natural fibre that has many benefits. It offers soundproofing, it is stain resistant, also it hold 30% of the moisture so that in the summer time it is cool on your feet and in the winter time it is warm. As wool ages it looks better and wears for generations.

CONSTRUCTION – HANDKNOTTED -  The process of hand knotted, which involves hand weaving and knotting each individual strand of fibre used for these rugs. As a result of this process, the production time is much longer, which is why hand knotted rugs are often the most expensive type of rugs available, however they have the added benefit of being extremely long lasting. Hand knotted rugs are often one of a kind pieces, and can be the type of rug that is handed down through family generations.

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 PROPER SET-UP & CARE

Clean spills immediately by blotting with a clean, white dry sponge or cloth. For hard-to-remove stains, professional rug cleaning is recommended.

To protect your investment, use a rug pad. A rug pad provides traction between the rug and floor to prevent slipping, adds cushion, and improve durability.

Vacuum regularly without beater bar. If your vacuum has variable power settings, set on low. Vacuum full length of the rug, turn and repeat to the next area, rather than back and forth motion.

Should you encounter a crease, it can be easily removed through the process of reverse rolling. Start by flipping the rug upside down and roll in both directions (length and width). While rolling the rug exert pressure where the crease is visible, this will loosen the foundation to allow the rug to lay flat. For more stubborn creases, keeping the rug rolled and tied for a few hours in a reversed position may be more effective. 

Rotate or reposition your rug and/or rug pad every 3 months. Rotating your rug will promote even surface wear, extending its life and decreasing the likelihood of the rug pad or exposed rug back adhering to the floor surface where they are placed. Store your rug by rolling it front side out and wrapping in cloth for protection. Do not fold or store rug in an airtight plastic bag. Place it in a dry, well-ventilated area.