Circle Rug,Hand Made Round Rug,Low Pile top Turkish Small Carpet 2' 3''x 2' 3'' 'Vintage Kitchen Rug,Frontdoor Mat, Circular Rug,Sofa Cover 1714

Circle Rug,Hand Made Round Rug,Low Pile Sink Carpet 2' 3'' x 2' 3'' Overdyed Kitchen Rug,Mothers Day Gift,Small Circular Rug,Bath Mat 1714


I belive that every rug has it's own story !!!

100 % Hand Made Turkish wool Unique rug !!!

This gorgeous rug can be used as:Room size rug,Dining room rug,Living room rug,Nursery,Office Rug,Present for loved ones,Bedroom,kids room,saloon,Studio,
Terrace Rug,Patio Rug,Study Room Rug,Rare Designer Rug,Tub Rug.

Most of the items we offer for sale are antique or vintage and carry with them flaws and imperfections from prior use and age.
We do our best to show and describe these imperfections in photos and the description

skillfully crafted by the revitalization of a genuine hand knotted vintage Turkish rug woven in the 60's or 70's. Made from wool on cotton

Feel the warmth of the hand spun sheep wool in the office or at home !!!

Elegantly faded handmade original vintage rugs which would seamlessly work in a classic or contemporary interiors.
Carefully washed through a long traditional cycle of washing to create a unique look and over dyed with special
care using a subtle blend of colours which can make these rugs easy to blend and harmonise with any furniture or decor.

Each rug in our Etsy store is unique and authentic.

The Rug Comes From Smoke Free And Pet Free Area

Photos of the rugs may differ from screen to screen !!!

I ship directly from Turkey !!!

You will receive same rug in the pictures !!!

You can be sure that Rug will change your home and workplace in a very positive way !!!

Rug Art Deco !!!

Reminder that all of my photos are taken in natural daylight with no editing but tones of rugs can change based on the amount of natural light your space has.



This is Turkish area vintage wool rug,muted colors rug ,unique design .

This hand made area rug was made in the middle of Turkey as a wedding gift many years ago ,not a factory rug.

This Vintage Turkish rug has been made by sheep wool .


Hand made rug recently washed by professional people and ready to use.

Area rug is in good condition.

Living room rug will bring a wonderful image and a decor to your home or office !!!

Photos of the rug have been taken outdoors,without flash ,in the day light !!!

Most of the items we offer for sale are antique or vintage and carry with them flaws and imperfections from prior use and age. We do our best to show and describe these imperfections in photos and the description

Photos of the rugs may differ from screen to screen top !!!

READY FOR DISPATCH IN 1 BUSINESS DAY FROM TURKEY !!!



SIZE IN INCHES: 28 X 28


SIZE IN FEET: 2' 3'' X 2' 3''


SIZE IN CENTIMETERS: 70 X 70



Feel the warmth of the hand spun sheep wool in the office or at home !!!

Each rug in our Etsy store is unique and authentic, one of - kind.

All our rugs come to you from pet and smoke free place.

we will ship your rug via Fedex express and you will receive it within 5 business days with tracking

details.

we have shot all the pictures outdoors,no flash used ,naturel day light .

Please feel free for any questions, you may have, we will respond it ,as soon as possible.

In case you don't want to have the rug,you may return it but before doing it,please read our returning
policy.

Please look at our other rugs, for sure you will find someting for your floor or for the wall.



I AM GRATEFUL FOR YOUR SUPPORT THE HANDCRAFT AND MY SMALL BUSINESS,LAILA !!!



REGULAR CARE AND CLEANING OF TURKISH AND ORIENTAL CARPETS

Cleanliness is the first and major step towards the preservation of a hand made carpet and it is the best defense against damage. There are no strict rules to determine when and how often to clean a carpet since every hand made carpet is a different and every household exposes a carpet to different amounts of wear and dirt. The following advice and information are basic general instructions that the average carpet owner may exercise in the care and cleaning of Turkish and Oriental Carpets. The best recommendation is regular brushing with an old fashioned hand broom with natural bristles or the use of a vacuum cleaner. Remember that it is equally important to brush the underlay of the carpet and the floor beneath. Utilizing a vacuum cleaner will never damage the carpet if only cleaning is made by the nozzle attachment other than the revolving brush attachment.



WASHING OR CLEANING

How often a carpet to be cleaned, obviously depends on the amount of traffic and the type of carpet. Such cleaning may vary from every six months to once every two years. A carpet with a light colored pattern may be sent out to be cleaned more often, but it may be less obvious if the carpet is dark and intricately patterned. The first indication that the carpet needs cleaning will be from the feel of the pile, which may feel course and harsh to the touch instead of velvety and smooth as it should be.

Another useful test is to fold up one corner and tap the back of the carpet over the palm of the hand. If a fine powder of dust, grit and loose fibers fall into your hand it is certainly the time to clean the carpet.



HAND CLEANING AT HOME

You may hesitate at the idea of cleaning your carpet at home. Although it is a time consuming process requiring care and patience, it is actually a simple job which can be successfully carried out by any carpet owner who follows these simple instructions. Hand cleaning has several rewards, apart from the obvious benefit of saving money. It will give personal satisfaction to see every fiber getting fresh and reviewed. It will also give you a chance to have a closer relationship with your carpet as every previously unnoticed detail of color and motif comes into view with the close attention that hand cleaning requires. Nearly all types of carpets can be cleaned at home with the exception of antiques, carpets in need of repair and fine silk carpets. These should receive the attention of a personal carpet repair specialist.



PREPERATION FOR WASHING

Preparation is as important as the washing process itself. First of all, test the carpet for color fastness by rubbing a brightly colored area gently with damp white cloth. Then examine it the carpet thoroughly to make sure it is not in need of repair. Since the carpet becomes slightly fragile when it is wet, it is advisable to carry out most repairs before washing. Only repiling is done more successfully after washing, since the color can be matched more accurately. Before washing, brush and beat the carpet thoroughly to remove as much loose dust as possible, because dust and dirt is more damaging when wet rather than dry. Finally find a flat, clean hard surface on which to clean the carpet more easily.



EQUIPMENT

Most of the necessary equipment can be found already at home. A soft brush with natural bristles about one inch long (the type used for grooming horses is ideal), white natural vinegar, carpet shampoo (or any kind of natural soap), especially Ivory soap is recommendable) and a bucket of lukewarm water are all that is needed.

Caution:Avoid using detergents and soaps containing strong chemicals with high P.H. values since inorganic substances may harm organic wool fibers.



METHOD

Lay the carpet with the pile up on a hard flat surface. Dip the brush into the liquid (mixture of soap, vinegar and lukewarm water) and apply it in gentle even vertical strokes. Vigorously brushing or scrubbing will not clean thoroughly and is likely to damage the carpet in its wet vulnerable state. Start in one corner, brushing up and down, against the pile with even overlapping movements. Once the carpet is brushed lengthwise, than brush horizontally, or from side to side across the pile, the same gentle overlapping strokes is best. The Pile should be thoroughly clean by now. Finally, brush gently in the direction of the pile as the carpet dries, so that the pile is running in the right direction.

Try to apply the cleaning solution sparingly, so that the foundation does not become wet. It is very difficult to dry a carpet thoroughly, since it is firmly encased in the million of tight little knots. If the carpet is relayed on the floor while it is still damp, the carpet will probably start to rot and in a few months the base will become extremely brittle.

During the entire cleaning process handle the carpet as carefully as possible, since while it is wet, it is extremely fragile, so it is very easy to cause damage.



DRYING

Small carpets can be pegged by the kilim and on a clothes line. Large ones are more easily dried on a hard clean surface like concrete of paving stones. Do not dry on a lawn, since the base will absorb moisture of the grass. If the weather is not cooperating for drying it outside than let the carpet dry flat in a room with warm air current heating system. While it dries don�t walk on it and don�t place anything on it. The warp, left and the pile of a completely dried carpet should feel soft and pliable.

Remove the dry dirt and shampoo powder by gently brushing with a soft brush or by using the vacuum cleaner.



THINGS TO AVOID

Washing machines and dryers must never be used for any delicate hand made item. Vibration, water temperature and harsh detergents will cause irreparable damage. It may even reduce the carpet to shreds. Many people must have seen or heard Eastern weavers washing the carpets in streams and rivers. This has lead many owners to wrongly believe that a complete soaking is good. This process in fact, is only used for brand new carpets. They are washed very quickly laid out to dry immediately in the baking sun.

Some firms that advertise themselves as expert carpet cleaners use electric rotary brushes. These machines were designed for use on machine made carpet and should only be used on such items. Again dry cleaners advertise themselves as carpet cleaners. These services may be useful for machine made carpets, but an Oriental hand made masterpiece should never be subjected to the strong chemicals that these firms use. The damage may become apparent only after several months and it may be irreparable.



DEALING WITH SPILLS AND STAINS

Water and dampness are the greatest danger to an Oriental carpet. Water spills are perhaps the most common accident at home. When this occurs, necessary steps should be immediately taken. Using a white cloth with no coloring, try to absorb as much of the spilled water as possible. Place some material underneath the carpet and never try to wring it out. A hair dryer, set a moderate heat, is probably the best implement for drying. Dry the carpet thoroughly from both sides. The pile may be a little when dry. Gentle ease it back into shape with your fingers. On the other hand, in a busy household, a variety of substances may be accidently spilled on a rug. Excluding the silk and antique carpets most of these accidents can be tackled at home. The first step with any substance is the same as with water. Absorb as much as the spill as possible with a clean, white dry cloth. This simple absorption method, when carried out as quickly as possible, is the greatest contribution to stain prevention. In dealing with every type of stain, work from top of the stain downward, never from the middle outwards, as this may cause the stain to spread. Never use hot water or bleach to help remove the stain, and always remember that soft scrubbing is much more effective than a harsh one.

Why Buy A Wool Rug?

When choosing a rug to complete a room, we feel it's important to go beyond the aesthetics and consider the material it is made of.

While rugs made from synthetic fabrics may look similar to wool versions, when you scratch beneath the surface,
it's clear that they don't have the same advantages. Everyone knows that wool is soft underfoot,
and keeps a room insulated from heat and sound, but there are a number of other practical, health, environmental, and ethical benefits,
that may make you consider choosing a wool rug for your home.


Fire Resistant

Due to its high protein and moisture content wool doesn't carry a flame,
so it more likely to just smolder and extinguish itself when it comes into contact with fire.
Its naturally fire retardant properties are the reason it's chosen by casinos, airlines,
and even firefighters. Not only this, but it also produces lower smoke emissions
so that it won't emit such dangerous levels of toxic fumes such as carbon monoxide.

Stain Resistant and Easier to Clean

It's also much easier to clean a wool rug, compared to a synthetic alternative,
because the natural coating of light wax on each fibre makes it much more stain resistant than
the best synthetic fibers. And they hide dirt well. In fact wool rugs can contain a pound of
dry soil per square yard before they begin to look dirty.
Yet wool also has the ability to release dry soil easily so wool rugs are easy to keep clean through regular brushing or vacuuming.

Wool is also highly water resistant. Untreated wool still contains naturally fatty lanolin that makes
wool almost waterproof. Wool fibers are also very absorbent meaning that they can soak up about 20% of their
own weight before water starts to leak through. This means that spillages onto wool rugs can easily be wiped off.

Healthy

Dust mites are tiny creatures that can live in soft furnishings. Dust mite allergy is a common condition,
and is associated with asthma, eczema and perennial allergic rhinitis. But they don't like wool.
Research performed by the German Applied and Experimental Allergy Research Association (GAF) showed
that wool carpets performed best in resisting dust mite infestation. Wool rugs also act as a natural air filter,
trapping allergens such as dust and pollen. Even if you don't suffer from dust mite allergy or asthma,
there is a health incentive to choosing a wool rug for your home. Hand-woven wool rugs do not
emit VOCs (volatile organic compounds) unlike rugs made of synthetic fibers or tufted rugs with synthetic backings.

The carbon footprint of the textile industry is alarmingly large. Mass production of synthetic products results
in millions of metric tons of coal being burned and trillions of liters of water being used. In the US,
textiles are the 5th largest contributor of carbon dioxide emissions and in the rest of the world it is even worse.
Yet the processing of wool has a much smaller environmental impact even when compared to other natural or man-made fibers.
In fact the amount of energy used to produce wool is about an eighth of that used to produce nylon.
It is also the one the few carpet fibers that is made without petroleum—a limited, non-biodegradable resource.

Not only that but wool is considered to be a ‘long life fibre' meaning that it retains its properties for many years.
When it reaches the end of its long life, it biodegrades in soil without causing any damage to the environment.
Because it is made from amino acids, when it biodegrades, it actually releases essential plant nutrients such as nitrogen,
potassium, and phosphorous back into the soil. Old carpets can also be recycled, for example in our over-dyed
and patchwork carpets that breathe a new life into tired rugs, or by unravelling the carpets and re-using the wool for new products.

Helps Conserve Energy

Wool carpets and rugs are also energy efficient. Wool fibers have a unique breathable ability
which keeps your home warmer and drier in winter, while keeping it cooler and drier in summer.
A few well placed rugs can, therefore, help to reduce energy bills.

By buying a wool rug or carpet you are also helping to support local farmers throughout the world,
and encouraging them to rear animals for wool rather than meat. Wool regrows naturally every year,
making it a wholly sustainable resource.