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Malayer patchwork rugs – Antique Eastern craftsmanship reimagined
Fragments of old rugs find new harmony in the Malayer Patchwork collection. The worn patterns and subtle colour transitions create a distinctive artistic atmosphere, bringing warmth and unique character to the interior.
The origins and appearance of Malayer patchwork rugs
Malayer patchwork rugs take their name from the city of Malayer in Hamadan Province, a region renowned for its Eastern rug-making traditions. These rugs are created from old, used antique pieces, whose sections are carefully cut out and arranged into new compositions. The result resembles a distinctive patchwork quilt brought to life on the floor. The pieces are treated using a special sand-washing process that gently fades the original patterns, leaving them only subtly visible. Their knot density typically ranges from 50,000 to 150,000 knots per square metre, ensuring durability and a richly textured surface.
What interiors are Malayer patchwork rugs suitable for?
Thanks to their distinctive artistic appearance, Malayer patchwork rugs complement modern, loft, eclectic and bohemian interiors beautifully. They can also serve as an eye-catching focal point in a more minimalist space. Their colourful yet subtly distressed look works especially well in living rooms, bedrooms and studies, where they add warmth and character. They are particularly suited to interiors designed to feel unique and artistic without appearing overly showy, while still drawing immediate attention.
Eastern tradition brought back to life
Every piece in the Malayer Patchwork collection continues an existing story. By reshaping antique rugs, the values of the past are not only preserved but also placed in a new aesthetic context. Through carefully joined sections, each rug gains a unique pattern and distinctive character that combines the traditions of Eastern craftsmanship with the creativity of contemporary design. A Malayer Patchwork rug is therefore more than an interior accessory; it is a one-of-a-kind work of art that brings new life into the home.
Source: Jamal Abdul Naser
Owner of Kabiri Carpet
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