Indian Handmade Rug Single Piece Wool and Silk Jaipur Classic Arabesque Living Room Chicory Blue

The Delicate Hands of Jaipur: The Timeless Arabesque Tradition Technical Specifications Origin: India (Jaipur, Rajasthan) Pattern: Classic Indo-Iranian Arabesque Background Design Material: Wool and Silk Dye: Mineral and plant-based dyes Knot Density: 10 x 10 (100 knots/in²) Pile Height: Medium (approximately 10 mm) Size: 185 x 277 cm (5.12 m²) Washing: Dry cleaning recommended The Story of This Carpet Jaipur has remained the heart of handwoven carpets for centuries. This carpet is crafted by the skilled hands of Rajasthan using high-quality wool and silk threads woven at a 10x10 knot density. Each knot is a tangible expression of a generation’s accumulated expertise. The classic Indo-Iranian arabesque pattern is a visual language preserved and passed down through India’s weaving workshops over centuries. Why Choose a Single-Piece Handwoven Jaipur Carpet Each piece is unique; no second copy exists with the same pattern and color The wool and silk blend pile reflects light, adding depth and vibrancy to the space 10x10 knot density ensures the intricate arabesque details are perfectly rendered Natural materials and mineral dyes minimize the risk of allergic reactions in home environments The handweaving tradition provides a sustainable livelihood for hundreds of families in rural India Color and Pattern A cool-toned arabesque background shifting between steel blue and gray-blue. The classic Indo-Iranian pattern framing creates an academic and sophisticated interior character. Care Recommendations Regularly clean surface dust with a soft-bristled vacuum Address stains immediately; blot gently without rubbing Annual professional carpet cleaning is recommended; wet cleaning at home is not advised Protect from direct sunlight; use curtains to filter light and prevent color fading Using a rug pad of appropriate thickness underneath extends lifespan and prevents slipping When you bring this carpet into your room, you invite not just a floor covering but also the millennia-old weaving story of Jaipur inside.