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Tibetan Carpets
Hand-Knotted Wool Rug, Norbu Medallion
100 knots · 90 × 150 cm
$690.00
A 100-knot rug in undyed and vegetable-dyed highland wool, carrying the norbu jewel medallion. Around five weeks on the loom for two weavers.
Only 1 of this piece exists. Handmade — we cannot reorder it.
Dispatched in 1–2 days from Kathmandu. Ships in 1–2 business days.
30-day returns — if it is not right in your home, send it back and we cover the label.
Paid in full to the maker before it left the workshop.
Handwork varies. Small tool marks and colour shifts are part of the piece, not faults.
| Material | Tibetan highland wool |
|---|---|
| Technique | Hand-knotted, 100 knots per square inch |
| Dimensions | 90 × 150 cm |
| Weight | 6.2 kg |
| Made in | Kathmandu Valley, Nepal |
| Artisan | Jawalakhel weaving workshop |
| Item code | AGN-TIB-039 |
About this piece
The Tibetan knot is worked around a metal rod laid across the warp; when the row is finished the weaver runs a knife along the rod and the whole line of pile springs free at an identical height. It is quicker than a Persian knot and gives a denser, springier pile.
Highland wool has a high lanolin content, which is why Tibetan rugs resist dirt and keep their spring for decades. This one is washed in the river and sun-dried in the traditional way, so the colours have already settled and will not run.
Knot count is 100 per square inch — the standard grade for a floor rug. Higher counts exist and are mostly for fine wall pieces.
Highland wool has a high lanolin content, which is why Tibetan rugs resist dirt and keep their spring for decades. This one is washed in the river and sun-dried in the traditional way, so the colours have already settled and will not run.
Knot count is 100 per square inch — the standard grade for a floor rug. Higher counts exist and are mostly for fine wall pieces.
How it was made
Hand-knotted, 100 knots per square inch — Kathmandu Valley, Nepal.
Hand-knotted in Jawalakhel
Made by Jawalakhel weaving workshop.
Care & keeping
Rotate it twice a year so wear and light exposure stay even. Vacuum without a beater bar. Blot spills immediately, never rub. Professional wash every few years is plenty.
Shipping & returns
Free tracked shipping worldwide, with no minimum. We pack and dispatch from Kathmandu within 1–2 business days. Nepal deliveries usually arrive in 1–2 days; international orders in 5–12 business days depending on your country's customs.
Import duties and taxes in your own country are not included and are payable by you.
You have 30 days from delivery to return anything unused and in its original packaging. Email hello@yugobazar.com and we will send a prepaid label.
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