Where should I place a long rug?

These narrow formats suit hallways, corridors and narrow landings where linear foot traffic benefits from a durable floor covering. They also function effectively in long gallery spaces or alongside large pieces of furniture in reception rooms.

How do I care for antique wool runners?

Regular gentle vacuuming without a rotating brush roll prevents dust accumulation within the wool pile. Professional specialist cleaning is recommended when maintenance is required to protect the natural dyes and historical fibres.

What is a Kelleh rug?

A Kelleh is a specific large format rug that is longer than a standard carpet while maintaining a distinct proportion. These pieces provide expansive decorative impact in larger rooms and long spaces.

How do I distinguish regional Caucasian styles?

Regional types are identified by their specific palette, border arrangements and geometric medallion structures. For instance, Talish examples often feature open blue grounds, while Akstafa pieces display distinct star medallions and stylised birds.

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Traditional caucasian long rug examples offer striking geometric patterns and rich wool pile created in village workshops across the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.