Tibetan Carpets
All the carpets in this category are handcrafted with Tibetan people living in India and Nepal.
The material used in the carpet is wool, cotton thread, vegetable colors etc.
You can find different Tibetan Designs handcrafted carpets in this category.
All the carpets are made of organic materials and all the carpets are hand-made.
Tibetan carpet making is an ancient, traditional craft.
Tibetan rugs are traditionally made from Tibetan sheep’s wool.
The carpet-making industry in Tibet stretches back hundreds if not thousands of years, which spread in India and Nepal.
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Auspicious symbol Carpets contains all the Himalayan auspicious symbols rugs. It is believed that having an auspicious symbol in your house will keep you protected. Auspicious symbols are often used in decorative art, or as a point of focus for meditation and contemplation.
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In Tibetan, culture Dragon is symbolized as the protector and Phoenix is also an immortal bird whose rare appearances signify peace and prosperity, especially a new ruler ascent to the throne. It never old or dies, belongs to the fire in Five Elements. It is said that phoenix nirvana and rebirth out of ash, symbolize the constant striving spirit. Dragon and Phoenix together were regarded as the most sacred animals and used to be emblems of emperor and empress.
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Tibetan Dragon rugs category contains all the dragon designs rugs hand made in Nepal. Tibetan Dragon is the symbol of protection. The good thing about dragons is their benevolent nature. They bring many blessings to mankind. All the rugs are hand made in Nepal by Tibetan and Nepali weavers.
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This category contains the highest quality Tibetan tiger Carpet hand-knotted by Tibetan Artisan in Nepal with different sizes and designs. Pure Tibetan wool is used to knot the carpets. The wool is dyed, carded, and spun, and then woven using the unique Tibetan knot. Tibetan tiger has an old tradition among Tibetan rugs and is something special. Originally they were a privilege for high-ranking lamas and for the aristocracy. Tiger in Tibetan Buddhists symbolizes unconditional confidence, disciplined awareness and modesty. Resting in a gentle state of being that has a natural sense of satisfaction and fulfillment. Bringing home carpets with the Tiger symbol symbolizes fulfillment and satisfaction in the family. This carpet is traditionally hand-knotted by highly skilled Tibetan carpet weavers on traditional vertical looms. Woven with 100 knots per square inch, It can take a skilled carpet weaver on average of 2- 4 months to weave a rug depending upon its size.
