Hand Knotted , Hand Tufted Kendra Rug

Hand Knotted & Hand Tufted Kendra Rug - Crafted with Premium New Zealand Wool

The Kendra Rug offers the perfect blend of luxury and durability. Made with 100% New Zealand wool, renowned for its exceptional softness, resilience, and natural sheen, this rug is designed to stand the test of time while adding a touch of elegance to any space. Available in both Hand Knotted and Hand Tufted variations, the Kendra Rug provides versatility in both style and craftsmanship.

Key Features:

• Material: 100% New Zealand wool, known for its superior quality and luxurious feel
• Craftsmanship: Available in both Hand Knotted and Hand Tufted styles for different preferences and budgets
• Durability: New Zealand wool's natural properties make it resistant to stains, dirt, and fading
• Eco-Friendly: Sustainable, biodegradable, and naturally hypoallergenic, making it a great choice for both the environment and your health
• Timeless Design: The Kendra Rug’s modern design adds a sophisticated touch to any room, while its wool construction ensures comfort underfoot

Difference Between Hand Tufted and Hand Knotted Rugs:

Hand Knotted Rugs:

• Craftsmanship: Each knot is tied individually by skilled artisans, a labor-intensive process that creates a dense, intricate, and long-lasting design.
• Durability: Hand-knotted rugs are known for their exceptional durability and can last for generations. The complex knotting process ensures the rug holds up well to foot traffic and wear over time.
• Texture: The texture is typically more complex, with visible knotting that adds depth and uniqueness to each piece.
• Price: Due to the time-consuming process, hand-knotted rugs are usually more expensive than hand-tufted rugs.

Hand Tufted Rugs:

• Craftsmanship: Hand tufted rugs are made by pushing yarn through a backing material using a tufting gun. While still handmade, this method is faster and less intricate than hand knotting.
• Durability: Hand tufted rugs are durable but may not last as long as hand-knotted rugs due to the different production technique.
• Texture: Hand tufted rugs tend to have a soft, plush feel with a dense pile, making them very comfortable underfoot.
• Price: Hand tufted rugs are generally more affordable, as they are quicker and less labor-intensive to produce than hand-knotted rugs.

New Zealand Wool:
The New Zealand wool used in the Kendra Rug is a premium material known for its remarkable qualities. It is naturally hypoallergenic, flame-retardant, and moisture-wicking. The wool's inherent softness and luxurious texture provide both comfort and resilience, making it the perfect choice for creating a rug that is both functional and beautiful.