Chante

ChanteCreated by using a hand held tool that punches the yarn thru a canvas backing. Both cut pile and loop piles can be achieved. A second fabric, is then attached to the back of the carpet to hold the yarn in place. Hand tufted carpets are typically heavier weight and have a dense pile that is a wonderful soft layer underfoot. Additional details, like carving and shearing can be used to create different dimensions and textures in the rugs and carpet.

The yarn ends are turned up and trimmed by a giant shear creating the carpet pile

Velvet looms can create great stipe patterns and checks

usually 80%wool/20% nylon

A backing is usually not created

is then attached to the back of the carpet to hold the yarn in place

Wiltons are unique because they are woven with all of the yarn running in the warp

As the loom is operated

England in the 1700s

The hand-crafted nature of this weaving gives each carpet a very unique and individual look and feel

Various pile heights are created with the use of wires

Each rug is meticulously crafted by handloom weavers

this geometric masterpiece offers an exclusive blend of sophistication and artistry