Pazyryk Pattern Hand-Woven Wool Rug 170x240 Root Dye Turkish Knot Handcrafted

The Pazyryk Original Handwoven Natural Dye Wool Rug is a special collector's item inspired by the Pazyryk rug, one of the oldest known examples of Turkish rug art, and stands out with its historical motifs and high-quality craftsmanship. The warp and weft of this handwoven rug are cotton, and the knots are made of entirely natural wool yarn. All the yarns used are hand-spun with a spinning wheel and colored with natural plant-based dyes. Thanks to the dyes obtained from natural materials such as rose petals in shades of red, the rug gains a brighter and more distinctive appearance with use. Because it contains no chemical dyes, it is both healthy and long-lasting. Woven with approximately 900,000 hand knots, this special rug is produced using the Turkish knot, or double knot technique. Thanks to this weaving technique, the rug is extremely durable, retains its shape for many years, and offers a more robust structure compared to Persian rugs. Its fine yet firm surface structure highlights the authentic texture, creating a prestigious atmosphere in living spaces. The history of the Pazyryk rug dates back to the Pazyryk Kurgans in the Altai Mountains of Central Asia, and this rug, discovered in 1949, is considered the oldest known knotted Turkic rug. The equestrian Hun figures, griffin motifs, and plant patterns on it reflect the artistic heritage of Turkic culture. This model has been reinterpreted to bring the same historical composition to modern living spaces. It is recommended not to use shampoos and detergents containing chemicals for cleaning. In case of liquid spills, blot with paper towels and then gently clean with white bar soap. It is recommended that hand-woven and naturally dyed wool rugs be professionally cleaned by rug cleaning companies. Combining natural materials, hand craftsmanship, and historical design, the Pazyryk Hand-Woven Natural Dye Wool Rug is a timeless and valuable investment piece for authentic, classic, bohemian, and ethnic decoration styles.