Indian Handmade Rug Single Piece Wool and Silk Jaipur Lacuna Modern Overdyed Living Room Antique Sky Blue

The Meeting of Modern Art with Ancient Weaving: Lacuna Overdyed Collection Technical Specifications Origin: India (Jaipur, Rajasthan) Collection: Lacuna Modern Overdyed Series Pattern: Classic Arabesque Modern Overdyed (Abrash Technique) Material: Wool and Silk Dye: Mineral and plant-based dyes; modern abrash (overdyed) technique Knot Density: 10 x 10 (100 knots/in²) Pile Height: Medium (approximately 10 mm) Size: 183 x 272 cm (4.98 m²) Washing: Dry cleaning recommended; professional carpet cleaning for stains The Story of This Carpet Jaipur Rugs' Lacuna collection is a unique artistic endeavor that combines the traditional Indo-Persian hand-weaving heritage with a contemporary interior color sensibility. This carpet is first created by weaving high-quality wool and silk yarns at a 10x10 knot density; then it is treated with mineral dyes using the abrash (overdyed) technique. The resulting intense color saturation and timeless appearance transform an ordinary carpet into the focal point of the space. Why a Single-Piece Handwoven Jaipur Carpet Each carpet is unique; the abrash (color transition) formed during the overdyed process is natural and never repeats The wool and silk blend pile deeply absorbs the overdyed dye, creating a luster resistant to fading The 10x10 knot density preserves the pattern’s foundation beneath the color, creating tonal depth Natural materials and mineral dyes minimize the risk of allergic reactions in home environments The hand-weaving tradition continues to provide a sustainable livelihood for rural families in India Color and Pattern A light and airy color palette dominated by sky blue and turquoise tones, featuring subtle arabesque patterns. Care Recommendations Regularly clean surface dust with a soft-bristled broom Act immediately on stains; blot gently without rubbing Annual professional carpet cleaning is recommended; avoid wet washing at home to preserve overdyed colors Protect from direct sunlight; use curtains to filter light and prevent fading of overdyed colors Using a carpet pad of appropriate thickness underneath extends its life and prevents slipping This carpet was born from the silent meeting of centuries-old hands of Jaipur artisans and contemporary artistic vision. When you bring it into your room, you will discover a new depth with every glance.