Tibetan Rugs

Say for instance you are redecorating your room,usually based on tigers. However, the modern
and you want it to have additional flavor to spice itTibetan rug motifs may have a little bit Chinese touch
up a little bit; and so you decided to buy an area rug.to it. This is because in the early 1950’s Tibet
If you are looking for a unique elegant design with awas occupied by Chinese communists. And so with
touch of antiquity, Tibetan rugs are the rugs tothat, Tibetan expatriates started a voyage to
choose. What are Tibetan rugs? What makesmigrate in Nepal and India; and brought with them the
Tibetan rugs distinct and unique from the otherart and culture of rug making.
styles of rugs? 
 The vibrant and dramatic colors, immense but
Over the years rug making has played a very hugeminority of design, and rather noticeable background
role in Tibetan culture. It is considered as one of themake the Tibetan rugs distinctive. Colors for the
ancient arts and crafts of Tibet. Tibetans use rugs inrug’s pattern and motif are usually beige, red,
almost anything in the household; from a simple floororange, yellow, green, blue and white. While on the
covering to a horse saddle, and even as a wallother hand, colors used for the rug’s border or
décor and for beddings. They are also used forbackground are commonly ivory, black, red, blue and
ceremonial purposes in monasteries. In the modernorange. Tibetan rugs are made entirely of
days, because of their intricate and stylishSheep’s wool or the most superb natural silk
exquisiteness, Tibetan rugs act as additional décorfibers. Nepalese wool is known for its elastic, durable,
to grand hallways and also as tapestries and otherstrong, radiant, and gleaming characteristic. While on
design-collection purposes.the other hand, silk fibers are famous for their natural
 luster quality.
The process of making Tibetan rugs is rather 
exceptional since almost everything is made only byTibetan rugs are known for their bright colors and
hand. Every rug is delicately and meticulously handstunning designs. Tibetans have manufactured rugs
knotted or hand woven. And because Tibet is knownfor years and years, using them in almost any aspect
for their high appreciation of Buddhism, rug making isdomestically. And because the entire process involves
greatly influenced by their spirituality and holy vigor.purely hand knotting and or weaving, this makes rugs
Nonetheless, because of the modern technologicalunique and special. The intricate diverse patterns and
intervention now-a-days, a few parts of the processshadings boost a Tibetan rug’s sophisticated and
like the touch ups are done with machines.archaic feel. And because these rugs are made of
 pure natural fibers, Tibetan rugs offer a comfortable
Tibetan patterns are either geometric or curvilinear; itand luxurious feel. Thus, offering warmth and glamour
includes floral designs, medallion styles, and animalisticto any room where it is placed.
motifs, the most popular design, which are most