This traditional velvet carpet technique has hardly changed for centuries and is carried out on vertical looms by talented craftsmen.

The drawing, at a scale of 1, made in color on graph paper (each square corresponding to a node) is entirely drawn and colored, point by point.

The knotter will follow it from his loom and knot the corresponding material threads onto the warp threads, forming a row of loops around a rod.

The fiber is then compacted with a mallet and the loops are cut to form the pile of the rug.

The rug is then carefully hand-washed to enhance the shine and softness of the velvet, and then air-dried.

The finishing touches follow, including shaving, chiseling according to the designs, and overlocking.

The quality of a knotted rug, the result of a unique artisanal process, is defined by the number of knots per square meter; the higher the number, the finer the design.

This traditional process, entirely done by hand, guarantees exceptional durability and beauty to the ru