Collection: Hand Woven Rugs

Hand weaving technique needs a sewing machine. Built on a two-layer structure of vertical threads, the rug maker places a horizontal weave between the upper and lower battle plates. The canopy has a movable front part called a beater, which pulls the fabric maker towards the growing carpet to press each extra line of the weft. This way, no large blanks could damage the fabric’s integrity once it is finished. The yarn is piled up by placing a tube or rod between the two looms. The rug makers then made alternate rods and weaved them on the rug, and once they were finished, they could be left alone, or the loops could be cut.