We Supply Handknotted Woolen Carpet.
Hand made carpets.
Handknotted carpets.
Handmade carpets.
PVC flooring N PVC sheeting.
Pakistani and Afghani handmade carpets.
Hand made carpets - ziegler (chobi), kazak, pak persian, jaldar.
Hand knotted oriential carpets.
Woolen carpet.
Hand made carpets.
Hand made carpets.
Textile raw materials, carpets, PVC flooring.
Handmade carpets.
Carpets.
Carpets.
Pak handknotted woollen carpets in bokhara & persian design-single, knot & double knot, chobi & kazak carpets.
Quality without compromise, always get the exact rug you see on our website. We are the market leaders in Cowhide products. An obsession with quality has been the hallmark since our family business. Our hides have adorned homes and businesses. Do this to care for your cowhide rugs Shake out leather & cowhide rug instead of vacuuming them to remove loose dirt & dust. (Never use a beater bar on them! Shaking out rugs gives them a chance to â??breatheâ?? some fresh. Gently brush animal skin rug in the direction of the grain (or the hair growth if itâ??s a fur rug). Leather rug with hair, use lightly brush the leather with a wire rug brush designed for brushing for (like a wire bet brush).try to remove as much dust, dirt, and grime as you can with the brush. Give your cowhide rug plenty of time to air dry by draping it (evenly) over a banister or railing, make sure your rug have dried completely before placing them on your floor, furniture or walls never use heatâ??like the sun or a hair dryerâ??to dry cowhide rugs. Air your cowhide rugs out every few months by hanging them fur-side down over a banister railing outside in the sun.do this for no more them 1-2 hours at a time though; the idea is to give your rugs a healthy dose of fresh air after being cooped up inside gathering dust and dirt, a little bit of sunlight is good for rugs.
Prime woolen carpet, synthetic carpet, wall to wall carpet, automobile carpet, grassy carpet, ribbed carpet, stock carpet, felt lining.
Synthetic carpets.
Tufted carpet and non woven carpet.
