Add a colourful focal point or a cozy backdrop to your room with our hand-knotted New-Zealand wool area rugs. All our hand-knotted Tibetan weave hand-knotted rugs have 100 knots/square inch quality.

The pieces in this collection were hand-knotted in India using 100% New Zealand wool, which is the purest, softest and whitest wool available. Our manufacturer is Craftmark, Goodweave and ISO 9001:2008 certified.

This area rug's theme is Art Nouveau style poppies. It's also available in red.

Each rug is made by hand, using the Tibetan weaving technique. Our hand-knotted rugs are heirloom quality and will last you a lifetime. All designs are available in different colours and sizes as long as it works with the design. If you have something else in mind, bring your own design! There are endless possibilities for creating your beautiful rug that will complement your room decor or even serve as a stunning luxurious focal point.

Rug specifications:

8' x 10' area rug
Construction: Hand-Knotted Tibetan weave
Quality: 100 Knots/square inch
Material: New Zealand wool
Origin: India

These soft and plush rugs won't only brighten up your living space, but they're also beneficial in many ways.

Wool is naturally fire-resistant, elastic and highly durable.
It has a natural ability to repel water and dirt.
It absorbs airborne contaminats, cleaning your home's air!
It also absorbs moisture, and prevents the buildup of static electricity.
It reduces noise and absorbs sound, while acts as an insulator between cold floors and your feet!
Wool is an environmentally friendly, self-renewing fibre.

Poppies Yellow 100 kpsi quality Hand-Knotted 5'x 8' New-Zealand Wool Area Rug

From C$2,600.00

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Regular vacuuming will keep dirt from getting into your rug pile, extend the life of your rug, and keep the air in your home healthier.

It is recommended, that you get your rugs cleaned professionally once a year to avoid the accumulation of dust and other allergens.

Spills

Spills are unavoidable, but when they do happen, the best thing is to clean them up right away by blotting most of the liquid with a clean white towel or paper towel. It's important not to rub the surface of the rug, as it can send the spilled liquids further into the pile.

Make a mix of dish soap a bit of white vinegar and warm water in a spray bottle, if you don't have a spray bottle in a bowl, and use this mixture to blot the stain. Follow up with clean water and a new towel to get the soapy water out. Keep blotting the surface to get as much water out as possible.

Our are rugs are made of New Zealand wool, which contains lanolin. Wool naturally repels water and dirt, making it more stain resistant than other fibres.
Custom Rug Design Get the rug that fits your space and the exact colours that match your decor!
What kind of custom rugs can I get?
You can commission us to create a design for you that matches your decor, or you can bring your own design.You can get a custom rug made from your child's drawing. The possibilities are endless! You can have hand-tufted, hand-knotted qualities made with 100% New Zealand wool.
Here is how it works:
-Take a picture of the space where you'd like to have your custom rug.
-Collect wallpaper or fabric swatches, and colour chips for the colours you'd like to have in the rug.
-Describe us what style and general imagery you're looking for.
-We'll prepare a drawing for you based on your ideas.
-Once we have the design, you can choose your colours from 600 wool swatches or the Pantone Home and Fashion paper swatches. If you live in Toronto you can select the colours for your rug in person. If you live outside of the city, you can send any colour samples in the mail. They will be returned if requested.
-We prepare an effect drawing showing how the rug will look in the designated space.
-We order the rug, and we wait for a couple of months. When it's ready, it will be delivered to your door.
-If you have a design in mind, send us the drawing and we'll make sure we'll stay as true to the original artwork as possible when redrawing the picture for production.
Each rug is made to order to insure that the design and colour are according to your specifications.

These beautiful rugs are made in India, and it takes up to 2-3 months to complete the work. The wool used for rugs goes through a lot of transformation before you unroll it in your home. It is carded and spun, coloured to your specifications, dried in the sunlight and made into balls.

The design is mapped out on a paper that is to scale with the colours specified on the design, and transferred onto canvas . Once the colour map is completed the tufting or knotting process can begin. When the tufting or knotting is completed, your rug goes under several washes with water and chemicals, carving if requested, and an inspection.
The easiest way to tell a hand-knotted rug from a hand-tufted rug is to turn it around and check the reverse side of it. If you see a cotton backing, that is a tufted rug. If you see the design and the individual knots on the reverse side of the rug, it's a hand-knotted rug. Hand-knotted rugs are flexible and feel much denser and heavier than hand-tufted rugs. You can fold them any way you like without damaging them, but a hand-tufted rug is stiff and can only be rolled, or the backing will wrinkle. There is a big difference between the life expentancy of the two rugs. While hand-tufted rugs will last for about 10 years, hand-knotted rugs are heirloom quality.

Hand-Tufted Rug Construction

Hand-Tufted rugs are made up of different parts. The design is drawn onto a canvas and the weaver inserts individual strands of wool into the canvas with a tufting gun. Once the design is completed the canvas with the wool is secured to a cotton backing with latex.

Hand-Knotted Rug Construction

Hand-knotting a rug is accomplished by skilled artisan weavers. There are many types of knots in rug making, depending on the traditions of the country they come from. Our hand-knotted are rugs are constructed using Tibetan weave. The weaver places a metal rod in front of the warp (vertical) strands on the loom and wraps the wool yarn around two of the warp strands and the rod. When the row is complete the wool is cut. When you look at Tibetan rugs you can see the straight lines in the construction which were created by using the rod in the weaving process.
The white powder under your rug is latex, and its powdery mess is a common occurrence with hand-tufted rugs. Hand-tufted rugs are constructed from different parts that are "glued" together. There is a canvas with the design mapped out that the wool strands are inserted into it using a tufting gun. This is a quick and inexpensive way of making a plush rug with amazing colours and endless design possibilities.

Once the design is complete, they coat the canvas with latex and attach a cotton backing to the rug. The problem with hand-tufted rugs is, that they don't last for a long time. While hand-knotted wool rugs can withstand the passing of years, latex can't. Sooner or later it will start breaking down and that's the powdery substance you see under your rug. It is harmless, unless you're allergic to latex, but it can be annoying. Simple vacuuming will keep it in check. You can also turn the rug upside down and vacuum the back once in a while. Using a rug pad will also help keep the powder away from your floors.
This rug can be purchased in additional sizes. The available sizes might not be the same for all rugs, it depends on how the design fits different dimensions.

Please click through the images to see the last image that shows a drawing of the available sizes for this rug. If you need a different size, please email Judit at contact@juditgueth.com and we will see how we can alter the design to accommodate your request.

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