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January 2020 ~ Mamluk Design

A hooked knife is used to both aid in tying the wool knots between the warp and weft threads as well as cutting off excess knotted fibers.

February 2020 ~ Abstract Design

Sheep raised in high mountain altitudes produce most desired wool used in hand-knotted rugmaking. New Zealand, Nepal and Tibet are the leaders.

March 2020 ~ Oushak Design

Tedious cleaning and hand separating the various shades of the sheep’s wool are prepared before dyeing.

 

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April 2020 ~ Genji Design

(from top) Hand-dyeing wool is boiled in a primitive dye bath. After spinning wool, it is then balled in preparation for loom weaving.

May 2020 ~ Oushak Design

(from top) Hand carding combs and cleans wool in preparation for spinning. Working while chanting melodious mantras, weavers typically tie between 300-600 knots per square inch.

June 2020 ~ Gabbeh Design

Scenes from nature often serve as inspiration for carpet designs. Nomads and villagers of Iran, Turkey, India, Nepal and Tibet particularly weave these picturesque, prized folk-art rugs.

 

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July 2020 ~ Contemporary Design

Rug designs are inspired from a variety of sources dating back to cavemen paintings. Scenes from nature, religious symbols, architecture as well as abstractions are employed extensively.

August 2020 ~ Memling Design

After the wool has been sheared from the sheep, carded, spun and dyed, the colorful balls of yarn are now ready for the loom.

September 2020 ~ Contemporary Design

A villager twists wool from a portable hand-spinning device, creating fibers for weaving knots. Hand spinning often yields higher quality and diverse fibers.

 

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October 2020 ~ Serapi Design

Balls of yarns are hung in a myriad of colors and strategically placed above the weavers for easy access. A variety of weaving hand tools can be seen on the workbench.

November 2020 ~ Contemporary Design

For uniformity of the many rows of loom strings and woven wool knots, a Tibetan weaver uses a wooden board repeatedly to adjust the proper tension between the materials.

December 2020 ~ Heriz Design

Weavers typically dress in their customary colorful attire while weaving and follow knot for knot from an intricate graph or cartoon.

 

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Now give “Woven Treasures 2020” that includes these three Rug Guides which your customers will keep and refer to as a valuable source for their rug information.

• Art of Oriental Rug Making
• How & What to Look for when Selecting Your Oriental Rug
• How To Care for Your Oriental Rug (including Emergency Spill Advice)

Deadline to order: September 30, 2019.

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Gift it to your showroom lookers/prospects, buyers, previous customers, local cleaners, furniture stores, shops, restaurants, all which may refer business to you. Also perfect for home shows, welcome wagons and more.

Customers who may not use a wall calendar will now accept this 2020 version as a resourceful guide and refer to it over the years.

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