100% Virgin Wool
Nasrabad
Hand-knotted
Red, 149x100 cm
149x100 cm
| Origin | Nasrabad |
| Dimensions | 149 × 100 cm |
| Colour | Blue, Red |
| Craftsmanship | Handmade |
| Pile height | ca. 10 mm |
| Pile material | 100% Virgin Wool |
| Base material | 100% Cotton |
| Age | As new (0 - 20 years) |
| Pattern | Examined in detail |
| Room | Hallway, Kitchen, Bedroom, Children's Room |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Area | 1.49 m² |
| Weight | ca. 5.96 kg |
| SKU | 1152885 |
Hand-knotted rugs are inherently sustainable: no electricity, no machines, no synthetic processes. Just hands, time, and natural materials like virgin wool, cotton, or even silk, used for centuries.
In our Hamburg warehouse, each piece is inspected by hand, biologically washed, and restored if necessary before sale. A rug that lasts for decades is the most sustainable rug of all.
🏅 STEP – Sustainable Textile Production
10-point standard for fair production. Bindingly checks wages, working conditions, and excludes child labour.
🤝 CARE & FAIR
Educational and health projects for weaver communities. Because a fair rug means more than a clean certificate.
Hand-knotted rugs are robust and durable if you follow a few simple guidelines.
🧹 Vacuuming without a brush head, in the direction of the pile. Not across the fringes.
💧 Spills should be dabbed immediately with a damp cloth, never rubbed.
🚫 Do not use chemicals or harsh cleaners. Professional cleaning is recommended for stubborn stains.
☀️ Avoid direct sunlight to slow down the fading of natural colours.
📦 Storage should always be rolled, never folded. Store in a dry and ventilated place.
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Rugtales Tribal
Experience the fascinating world of Rugtales Tribal! Each rug carries the soul of nomadic adventures and the essence of village life. Crafted from the most powerful threads of ethnic tradition, they unfold a story full of passion and authenticity. In this world, every pattern tells a tale of freedom, courage, and cultural diversity. Rugtales Tribal - unleash the magic of nomadic life and discover true craftsmanship!
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Questions & Answers
Tribal rugs are hand-woven rugs from nomadic or semi-nomadic tribes such as Qashqai, Bakhtiari, Kurds, Turkmen, and Afshar. They are characterised by bold geometric patterns, natural dyes, and resilient wool – giving them a rustic and authentic appearance.
Tribal rugs are more rustic, feature geometric motifs, and have a looser structure. City rugs, on the other hand, are finer, more detailed, and produced in large workshops. Tribal rugs display more character because each piece reflects the tribe's tradition and the weaver's personal touch.
Yes. Genuine tribal rugs are entirely hand-woven on traditional looms. Slight irregularities are normal and confirm their authenticity.
Mostly 100% hand-spun wool, often plant-dyed. The warp and weft consist of wool or cotton, depending on the tribe.
Absolutely. They are considered very robust, with a dense structure and strong wool. Perfect for living rooms, hallways, kitchens, and households with children or pets.
Because they are woven on portable looms in tents or outdoors. Slight curves or asymmetrical shapes are typical – and part of their authentic character.
Many pieces are dyed with plant-based or mineral dyes. These age particularly beautifully and provide warm, earthy tones.
Diamonds, animals, stars, flowers, and protective symbols. Each tribal group has its own design language.
Diamonds, animals, stars, flowers, and protective symbols. Each tribal group has its own design language.
Vacuum gently, do not brush the fringes. Dab stains with cold water. For a deep clean, choose a specialist in handwoven rugs.
Depending on the tribe, age, rarity, wool quality, knot density, and whether natural dyes were used. Qashqai, Kurdish, and older Turkmen rugs are often more valuable.
Yes. Antique and semi-antique rugs are in high demand because they preserve traditional techniques and rare natural dyes.