Glossary of Terms
Dhurrie
A reversible, flat-woven rug with a loose weave and a casual feel, often brightly colored. Dhurries are usually woven in India with either cotton or wool. The design is created by interweaving colored weft threads through the warp threads.Dhurrie News
Latest News
Nine reasons we love flat weave rugs (and you should, too!)...attern is the same on both sides of the rug. There are any number of variations on the basic technique, with different regions around the world adopting different patterns and styles. Kilims, Dhurrie rugs, and Navajo rugs are just a few of the styles that may differ in some ways, but still display the same general weaving skill. What are the advantages of flat weave rugs? |
Dhurries...Dhurries are traditional flat-woven rugs originating from India and the surrounding regions, known for their lightweight, versatile design and cultural significance. Made typically from cotton or wool, Dhurries are distinguished by their colorful geometric and floral patterns, which are often symmetrical and vibrant, reflecting the artisanal heritage of their makers. These rugs are reversible, off... |
Flat Woven Rugs...Flat Woven Rugs are a versatile and durable type of rug crafted without a pile, resulting in a lightweight and often reversible floor covering. Made through techniques like kilim, dhurrie, and soumak weaving, these rugs are characterized by their tight construction and flat surface. Flat woven rugs are typically made from materials such as wool, cotton, or synthetic fibers, offering a range of pat... |