- Gaharpur, Gopiganj, Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh - 221303
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Whether it’s a standard, custom design, each Fresh Teppich rugs are made with finest materials and manufacturing techniques. With inspiration and passion, Fresh Teppich ensures that the quality & finishing of the rug should be met with Service, Excellence & High Performance.
HAND TUFTED
A hand tufted rug is a practice using a small tufting gun to punch a design into a canvas. The tufting gun is held by the hand of a technician who loads yarn into a magazine and traces a pattern onto a canvas backing. This is done by an unskilled laborer very quickly in a factory. Hand Tufted rugs are ideal for wall-to-wall spaces because of its durability and value for money nature.
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HAND KNOTTED
A hand knotted rug is an ancient art form of hand knotting individual pieces of wool or silk yarn onto a loom to create a wool rug.
A rug should necessarily meet two conditions in order to acquire the title of hand knotted. It should be knotted, and the knotting should be done by hand.
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HAND LOOMED
These are done on a loom and the process takes 1-4 people depending on the size of the rug. On the loom, the yarn or weft is thrown through the middle of the bottom and top warp. The weaver then compacts the rug with the beater and the weft and warp are woven together.
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FLAT WEAVE/KILIM
A flat weave rug is any rug that is constructed without including any knots at all. Instead, the parallel running fibers that comprise the length of the rug (warp) and those that run along the width (weft) make up the whole surface of the rug. Flat weaving is a popular technique that has been used to create a number of rug types including some of the most popular and trendy rug styles in modern and Persian design.
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SHAGGY
Shaggy rugs are so called due to their appearance of a fluffy, long haired piece of furnishing. They are instantly loved by everyone owing to their appeal and their soft and cozy feel beneath the feet. In shaggy rugs, long yarn fibers are attached to the back of rug giving them an irregular, messy appearance.
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