
How to Weave Oversized Rugs?
Throughout history, large carpet-weaving workshops were attached to palaces or government offices. States were constantly weaving carpets for new palaces, new mosques, gifts to other countries’ courts, etc. Among the known ones were Seljuk, Mamluk, Safavid, Mughal, and Ottoman workshops. These workshops did not have any cost concerns.
Another thing that makes them so special is their craftsmanship. Producing Oversized Rugs is the most delicate and hard work in the world. In our article, we will share hard-to-believe numbers and examples with you. Keeping this art alive is a priceless feeling.
Oversized rugs are classified as carpets longer than 6 meters (20 feet) in width or length. Producing these carpets is extremely difficult and requires special large looms and experience. The details in the designs are the sophistication of the traditional and modern symbols and colors in the patterns that adorn the designs. The perfect harmony of patterns and colors in carpets created with hundreds of thousands of knots is the result of passion and handwork. Our oversize carpets are woven in one piece on the world’s largest weaving looms, completely adhering to traditional methods, in natural ways. Today, as in the past, oversize rugs are produced as a result of special orders, which usually decorate the homes or places of wealthy individuals and families, or as a symbol of reputation in museums, palaces, churches, hotels, and similar areas. These are magnificent monumental rugs and a must-have for larger spaces.
