Savonnerie Wool Carpet

Savonnerie Wool CarpetFrench carpet production, encouraged by Henry IV, used Turkish rugs as a template. Later, rugs, known as Savonnerie, after the soap factory outside of Paris where they were produced, drew on Dutch and Flemish paintings and textiles for inspiration and contained floral and military motifs. Rug production also began in Aubusson in the mid 1700s, and other cities as well, but the golden age came to an end with the start of the French Revolution. Several

but Navajo rug and blanket production only seems to have begun after American control was established

but are woven more recently

Designs featured in antique rugs made in Iran are prized for their flawless proportions

Design: Ziegler Wool Carpet

handwoven decorative rugs set the tone of your living space

the colors most commonly found in Tibetan rugs are primarily blue

Rug Number: 70002428

with their robust and artistic attributes

Kidderminster

Today Khorasan is known as Mashad

Featuring nomadic designs of Karakalpak

They would perform especially well in a room of white washed furnishings