Atlas kilim rug 02 | per sq ft

• Wool: This is the traditional and most popular material for Berber rugs, prized for its durability, softness, and natural stain resistance. High-quality wool rugs can last for decades with proper care.
• Cotton: Often used as a base for weaving with wool, cotton provides a stable foundation for intricate designs.
• Silk or Mohair: These materials are incorporated to add a luxurious sheen and incredibly soft feel, perfect for high-end rugs.
• Synthetic fibers: Modern Berber carpets sometimes utilize synthetic materials like nylon or olefin, which are more affordable and easier to clean, but may not offer the same longevity as natural fibers. 

• Hand-knotted: The most traditional and labor-intensive method, resulting in dense, durable, and highly valued rugs.
• Hand-tufted: Utilizes a tufting gun to create the pile, still considered handmade but generally less expensive than hand-knotted.
• Hand-loomed: Offers a handmade look and feel but the threads are wrapped, not knotted, potentially making them less durable.
• Machine-made: The most affordable option, produced on automated looms and offering consistent designs. 

• Traditional Moroccan patterns: Berber rugs often feature geometric patterns like lines, triangles, and squares, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.
• Abstract designs: Some Berber rugs boast more abstract and artistic designs, allowing for greater customization and personal expression.
• Color palette: You can choose from a wide array of colors, from natural wool tones to vibrant vegetable-dyed hues.
• Size and shape: Custom Berber rugs can be created in almost any size and shape to perfectly fit your space, from large area rugs to runners.
• Pile height and texture: The thickness and feel of the rug can be adjusted, offering a range of options from plush and cozy to a more durable, low pile. 

• The cost of a custom Berber rug depends on several factors, including the size, materials used (wool is generally more expensive than synthetic), the complexity of the design, the knotting technique employed, and the rug's origin.
• Hand-knotted rugs made with premium materials like high-quality wool or silk, and intricate designs, will be the most 

• Regular vacuuming: Use a suction-only vacuum or a gentle brush attachment to prevent damage to the looped pile.
• Spot cleaning: Address spills immediately with a mild cleaning solution, blotting gently to avoid saturation.
• Rotation: Rotate the rug regularly to ensure even wear and tear.
• Professional cleaning: Consider professional cleaning every 1-2 years for a deeper clean and to prolong the life of the rug. 

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