Hands launches exquisite carpets from Persian collection
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Hands launches exquisite carpets from Persian collection

Hands Carpets, renowned for their handcrafted luxury carpets and rugs that have gone on to adorn some of the most prestigious palaces, hotels, institutions and residences across the world, has launched an exclusive collection of stunning Persian carpets completely hand-knotted to perfection using 100 per cent wool.

While the art of traditional Persian rugs has largely remained the same for centuries, with the level of artistic detailing and uncommon, yet charming blend of colours, Hands elevates them to the realm of beauty and freshness not witnessed before. Patterns and motifs run across the carpet like nuanced thread work, creating timeless pieces of art.

Filled with classic allure, the exotic floral patterns create a captivating look, vintage motifs bring a haunting nostalgic value, and richly crafted intricate patterns lend modern royalty to them.

The detailed design form accentuated by the charming combination of hues; these Persian carpets bring with them an enchanting appeal. Conceived in 100 per cent wool, they are a perfect addition for unmistakable warmth and cosiness in your space.

Hands Carpets, renowned for their handcrafted luxury carpets and rugs that have gone on to adorn some of the most prestigious palaces, hotels, institutions and residences across the world, has launched an exclusive collection of stunning Persian carpets completely hand-knotted to perfection using 100 per cent wool. While the art of traditional Persian rugs has largely remained the same for centuries, with the level of artistic detailing and uncommon, yet charming blend of colours, Hands elevates them to the realm of beauty and freshness not witnessed before. Patterns and motifs run across the carpet like nuanced thread work, creating timeless pieces of art. Filled with classic allure, the exotic floral patterns create a captivating look, vintage motifs bring a haunting nostalgic value, and richly crafted intricate patterns lend modern royalty to them. The detailed design form accentuated by the charming combination of hues; these Persian carpets bring with them an enchanting appeal. Conceived in 100 per cent wool, they are a perfect addition for unmistakable warmth and cosiness in your space.

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