An overview of the weave styles and characteristics of Torana handmade wool area rugs
Tibetan |
The traditional Tibetan knotting style, producing a heavyweight, dense and durable rug. Made from pure Tibetan highland wool | Hardwearing Very warm |
Fine Persian |
A high knot-count rug with fine texture and a medium-length pile. Similar to a classic Tabriz weave. Made with Persian wool blended with local Qinghai wool for a softer feel | Hardwearing Moderate warmth |
Medium Persian |
A tribal-style weave with medium knot-count and a low pile, similar to a Hamadan weave and to carpets from Northwest China (Xinjiang). Made with pure Persian wool | Hardwearing Moderate warmth |
Modern |
A weave style developed by Michaelian and Kohlberg for their modern/ abstract range. Knotting is similar to Tibetan rugs but lighter and softer. Mix of Iranian and Qinghai carpet wool | Hardwearing/ Warm |