Handwoven Totem Rug in Cashmere Wool - Small

you know? This is a carpet that can be used as a "heirloom"! Embroidered carpets from Kashmir’s "pure wool, all hand-made" carpets, each takes nearly a month for the weaver. Starting from designing and drawing, taking wool, dyeing yarn, knitting and knotting, and matching colors, these all require a certain technical content. The craftsmanship done. Each piece of embroidery is very solid and stable. If used normally, it can extend the life of the carpet to an indefinite period. It is a carpet that can be regarded as a "heirloom". https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Dal-lake3-1024x683.jpg ▲ Dal Lake in Srinagar in winter The Kashmir region is the northernmost territory of India, between the snow-white Himalayas and the verdant mountains of Bangal. India and Pakistan have been fighting for this beautiful territory for many years. Although they have suffered from the war, they cannot stop such a spiritual environment, nurturing picturesque beauty and handicrafts that have been passed down for thousands of years. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Dal-lake2-1024x683.jpg ▲ Dal Lake in Srinagar in summer https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/city-view-1024x683.jpg ▲ View of downtown Kashmir So far, most Kashmiris still have a textile machine in their homes, which is why Kashmiris are skilled craftsmen regardless of men and women. Since Kashmir’s geographical location is closed and it is difficult to contact the outside world, the people have developed self-reliant handicraft technology since ancient times to increase income from sales abroad, and it has also developed into a famous professional handicraft leader all the way. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/49004373351_7bdeaf46b7_o-1024x576.jpg ▲ A knitting woman is using Chain Stitch knitting products Every color on the product that our eyes see is blended with natural dyes, and each finished product is a unique surprise! This knitting technique is called "Chain Stitch", and as the name suggests, the needle and thread track of the embroidery is like a chain. The wool thread is embroidered on all kinds of objects in a looping and passing way. Each stitch and thread are very solid. And stable. Every color on the product that we see is usually the color that the knitter needs according to the needs, and then use natural dyes one by one. So occasionally, the handwork of the same pattern and slightly different color will appear. Each finished product looks like one. Surprise! Before sewing, the dyed wool thread must be exposed to the sun for 3 days before it can be started. This process is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and it also makes it more unique. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/chain-stitch-1024x683.jpg ▲ Weavers often like to knit their favorite patterns according to the mood and feelings of the day, which we call "surprise patterns"! This "pure wool, all hand-made" embroidery carpet from Kashmir takes nearly a month for each weaver. Starting from the design and drawing, the wool, dyeing, knitting, and color matching all require certain skills. A process that can only be achieved by content. Each piece of embroidery is very solid and stable. If used normally, it can extend the life of the carpet to an indefinite period. It is a carpet that can be regarded as a "heirloom". https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/20190709-pra09850_48239573701_o-1-1024x683.jpg And having a carpet can change the atmosphere of the whole room instantly. It is not only a good assistant of interior designers, but also warm furniture that is indispensable to home life. It is super important to let yourself look forward to going home every day! https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1-%E6%8B%B7%E8%B2%9D-1.jpg DE3A725B 580B 4D1B 85B4 AD9165068BD9 https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/DE3A725B-580B-4D1B-85B4-AD9165068BD9-1024x1024.jpg https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/0E731C0F-EF8E-41E1-AF61-8E0EC155733B-1024x1024.jpg