Knot
Knot
There are two basic types of knots used in oriental rugs:
- Persian Senneh
A fine asymmetrical knot used in fine urban and complex tribal carpets. Observers will notice that these rugs have a light and a dark side. - Turkish Ghiordes
The symmetrical knot used in most tribal carpets it makes for a higher pile heavy wearing style of rug. Chinese carved carpets also feature this knot.
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