20 Collections with Oriental Style Area Rugs

828 Calandrea Calandrea Collection	Capel Lodi Garden Lodi Garden Collection	Capel Regal Regal Collection	Concord Global Kashmir Kashmir Collection	Couristan Chateau Chateau Collection	Dynamic Brilliant Brilliant Collection
Home Dynamix Monaco Monaco Collection	Karastan Original Karastan Original Karastan Collection	Karastan Sierra Mar Sierra Mar Collection	Loloi Maple Maple Collection	Momeni Persian Garden Persian Garden Collection	Nourison Hamilton House Hamilton House Collection
Nourison Jaipur Jaipur Collection	Nourison Nourison 2000 Nourison 2000 Collection	Obeetee Decorus Decorus Collection	Obeetee Nizam Nizam Collection	Obeetee Royal Taj Royal Taj Collection	Sphinx Ariana Ariana Collection
Sphinx Patina Patina Collection	Sphinx Yorkshire Yorkshire Collection

Oriental Rugs Capture Tradition

Oriental rugs have been recognized for centuries for their intricate and warm designs. The term, "oriental rug" is the generic label given to rugs, either knotted or woven, made in small or large workshops, or by nomadic people. Inside this wide category there are subcategories according to its origin. Oriental rugs are most-often handmade rather than mass produced, making them extremely durable and long lasting through the years. You won't find oriental rugs made of synthetic blends, but instead from natural fibers such as wool, silk or cotton. Each area rug is unique making it even more valuable. Examples of likely places to find oriental rugs being made are: Turkey, India, China, Tibet, Central Asia, Iran or the Caucasus (part of Russia). Oriental rugs coming from these parts of the world are better in quality due to the following reasons:

• The weaving knowledge of the people making the rugs
• The amazing quality of the natural fibers being used
• The technique they use to dye the fibers using vegetables

The unique quality of these area rugs stretches hundreds of years. At Abingdon Rug Outlet, we offer many oriental rugs that help capture the tradition of time past.