Ryas Rugs

Ryas Rugs Guide

Ryas Rugs are traditional Scandinavian rugs, originating from Finland and Sweden, known for their long, shaggy pile that creates a warm and luxurious texture. These rugs are typically hand-knotted with wool, giving them a thick, soft feel that is ideal for colder climates. Ryas rugs are characterized by their deep pile, which historically ranges from one to three inches in length, making them particularly plush and comfortable underfoot. The designs on Ryas rugs are often simple and geometric, with a focus on harmonious color blends that add a subtle decorative element to any space. These rugs are valued not only for their aesthetic appeal and comfort but also for their craftsmanship and durability, making them a cherished home accessory in Nordic and modern interiors alike.

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...Rya means shaggy. Because the density of its pile is good insulation against the cold winters, the rya rug is found all over Scandinavia. Originally ryas rugs were woven on a loom with the pile knotted on the warp threads by hand but now you can use a canvas foundation and knot the wool with a ratchet hook. Rya rugs have an individual style of coloring. Each knot is made of three stran...