Hand Knotted , Hand Tufted Silvanus Olive Rug
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The Hand Knotted, Hand Tufted Silvanus Olive Rug, made with New Zealand Wool, combines luxury, durability, and comfort. Here's an overview of how New Zealand Wool is used in making the rug, and the key differences between hand tufted and hand knotted rugs.
New Zealand Wool in the Silvanus Olive Rug:
New Zealand Wool is a premium material known for its softness, durability, and eco-friendliness. In the Silvanus Olive Rug, it adds several key benefits:
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Softness and Comfort:
- New Zealand Wool provides an incredibly soft feel underfoot, making the Silvanus Olive Rug comfortable for both high-traffic and relaxation areas. The natural softness of the wool adds luxury to the rug, enhancing your living space.
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Durability:
- The Silvanus Olive Rug benefits from the resilience of New Zealand Wool, which is known for its ability to resist wear and tear over time. This wool is naturally resistant to abrasion, ensuring the rug maintains its beauty and strength for years.
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Stain and Dirt Resistance:
- Wool, particularly New Zealand Wool, has natural properties that make it resistant to dirt and stains. The lanolin found in the fibers acts as a natural repellent to soil, keeping the Silvanus Olive Rug cleaner for longer periods.
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Sustainability:
- New Zealand Wool is a renewable and biodegradable resource, making it an eco-friendly choice for your rug. By choosing this material, you're selecting a product that is both luxurious and sustainable.
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Temperature Regulation:
- Wool naturally helps regulate temperature by keeping a room warm in the winter and cool in the summer. The Silvanus Olive Rug helps create a comfortable, balanced environment in any season.
Differences Between Hand Tufted and Hand Knotted Rugs:
| Feature | Hand Tufted Rugs | Hand Knotted Rugs |
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| Crafting Process | Yarn is pushed through a backing fabric using a tufting gun and secured with glue. | Each knot is tied individually by hand around the foundation threads of the rug. |
| Texture | Plush, thick, and soft pile with a dense, cushioned feel. | Firm, dense texture with intricate patterns formed by the individual knots. |
| Durability | Durable but may degrade over time due to glue and backing. | Extremely durable, designed to last for decades due to the strength of the knotting process. |
| Design Complexity | Allows for detailed, intricate patterns and vibrant colors. | Can feature intricate and fine details but may require more time to create complex patterns. |
| Cost | More affordable due to faster production and the use of glue. | More expensive because of the labor-intensive knotting process. |
| Production Time | Faster production time, typically a few days to a few weeks. | Longer production time, often several months to a year depending on the complexity. |
| Maintenance | Requires regular care, especially to avoid wear due to glue degradation. | Requires minimal maintenance, as knots are highly durable. |
| Best For | Areas with moderate foot traffic or where a plush feel is desired. | High-traffic areas or those seeking a long-lasting, premium rug. |
Summary:
The Hand Knotted and Hand Tufted Silvanus Olive Rug benefits from New Zealand Wool in both instances, ensuring a soft, durable, and sustainable piece. The New Zealand Wool enhances the texture, durability, and eco-friendliness of the rug, making it an ideal choice for your home.
- Hand Tufted Rugs like the Silvanus Olive Rug have a plush pile, created quickly with a tufting gun and glue. They are affordable but not as durable as hand knotted rugs.
- Hand Knotted Rugs are crafted by tying each knot individually, making them extremely durable and highly detailed, but they are more labor-intensive and expensive.
By selecting the Silvanus Olive Rug, you are choosing a product that offers the beauty and comfort of New Zealand Wool, with the added benefit of the unique qualities of hand tufted or hand knotted construction.