Mir Rugs

Adorn Your Space with Exquisite Mir Rugs. Experience True Craftsmanship!

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Price

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Shape

Rectangular

Runner

Size

60 x 40 cm Rectangle & smaller

90 x 60 cm Rectangle

120 x 80 cm Rectangle

140 x 70 cm Rectangle

150 x 100 cm Rectangle

180 x 120 cm Rectangle

200 x 150 cm Rectangle

240 x 170 cm Rectangle

250 x 200 cm Rectangle

300 x 200 cm Rectangle

300 x 250 cm Rectangle

350 x 250 cm Rectangle

400 x 300 cm Rectangle

Length Up to 200 cm Runner

Length 201 - 300 cm Runner

Length 301 - 400 cm Runner

Length over 400 cm Runner

Main Color

White / Beige / Natural
White / Beige / Natural
Blue
Blue
Green
Green
Red / Rust / Orange
Red / Rust / Orange
Yellow / Gold
Yellow / Gold

Length/cm

-

Breadth/cm

-

Motif

Border

Floral pattern

Heavily patterned

Medallion

Minimal

Mixed pattern

Material

Natural fiber

Pure wool

Processing

Hand-knotted

Origin

India

Iran/Persia

Knots/m²

approx. 122500, medium finely crafted

approx. 160000 - 202500, finely crafted

approx. 160000, finely crafted

approx. 202500, finely crafted

approx. 250000, finely crafted

approx. 360000, finely crafted

approx. 40000, very coarsely crafted

approx. 62500, coarsely crafted

approx. 90000, medium finely crafted

86 Rugs
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Mir Rugs: Intricate Designs for an Enchanting Decor

Dive into the world of Mir rugs and discover the art pieces of the Orient. Each pattern is like a painting and is unique in itself. The pattern is the most significant feature of a Mir rug, it combines the tradition of the knotting province and the passion of the weaver. Thus, a Mir rug embodies the soul of the weaver and the norms and values of the province. A weaver spends up to four years on one specimen. The weavers are given a design template typical of the province, which they follow. This design template is usually used only once and then varied. In the countryside, the nomads weave rugs, while Nomads weave rugs without a template, yet the designs of neighboring villages are similar. In these cases, the rugs are similar in color and pattern.

why should you choose mir rugs?

Conventional Mir rugs are hand knotted and originate mainly from the ancient Orient and belong to the nomadic rugs. The production of Mir rugs is the life insurance of the weavers and other involved actors in many production sites. Local connections of suppliers and producers, allow shorter delivery routes and faster production. This regional network is maintained by passing it on from generation to generation.

Materials

Classic Mir rugs are usually made from natural fibers. Natural fibers are divided into plant and animal fibers. In the vast majority of cases, virgin wool is used, which is supplied from local production sites. This means that all stakeholders involved benefit from the region. The processed virgin wool is odorless and has a high fat content. This makes the rugs resistant and durable. The processed natural fibers ensure a balanced indoor climate and can also be combined with underfloor heating. In addition to virgin wool, other natural yarns such as cork wool, cotton or silk are used.

Colors

A Mir rug is rich in colors and nuances. Colorful rugs fit colorfully in almost any interior, whether classic and oriental or modern and simple.

Handmade rugs need to be exposed to the sun for over a month to fade sufficiently. This time is usually not met in the supply chain, so it is not a miracle that the rugs fade in your home. To ensure even fading, the rug should be rotated every two years. Thus, in individual cases, the rug will get the final color only after ten years.

Suitable for any interior

Handmade rugs come in all conventional shapes. The most common are rectangular rugs. Two specifications of rectangular rugs are square rugs and narrow long rugs, called "rug runners". Round rugs and oval rugs, on the other hand, are much rarer.

Mir rugs cut a good figure in any room. The timeless oriental design survives the trend of any age. They can be laid out in almost any room, whether in the bright living room or in the cozy bedroom. Even stains do not bother them. The fantastic patterns make minor stains look invisible. Unlike coarse high pile rugs, such as shaggy rugs, Mir rugs are very fine and short pile, which allows these rugs to be added to your own walls as value pieces. Bring oriental culture to your home and appreciate the creativity and years of hard work of the weavers.

Mir rugs are an investment for the future. Don't let high costs scare you away. Classic Mir rugs pay back your expense, through their long life. With regular care and cleaning, the rugs can be passed down through generations. In addition, they are relatively stable in price and have low depreciation.

Unique patterns

The precise workmanship of the rug weavers can be seen in the patterns. The careful handwork is what makes a Mir rug so valuable. Each pattern is unique in itself, yet there are affinities within a rug family. Mir rugs make simple, modern interiors look more lively through the variety of their colors and patterns, thus creating a cozier atmosphere.

Quality promise

Each of our rugs is subjected to a careful quality inspection and appraisal. Only after successful inspection, our rugs are handed over to the sales department. You can buy your rug without worries and if you are not satisfied, you can return it within 31 days free of charge.

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