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Antiquarian Antique Heriz - Amir Gold 8704
Antiquarian Antique Heriz - Amir Gold 8704
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FLOOR_STORY Selects _Antiquarian Antique Heriz - Amir Gold 8704
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HOW IT WORKS
FLOOR_STORY Selects _Antiquarian Antique Heriz - Amir Gold 8704
Custom _Rugs
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Play around with the size of existing designs (if there are multiple custom sections, they are based on different constructions for tufted, hand knotted and hand woven)
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A PDF render (digital copy of the design) will be sent to you to sign off before the rug is put into production.
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Custom rugs have a lead time of 12-18 weeks (depending on construction). You will receive a more precise lead time once we receive the details of your order.
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UK tracked shipping is £25 per rug, for international shipping you will be quoted accordingly at the checkout.
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You will see options for standard sizes along with our custom calculator where you can insert a specific size you would like the rug in. Please note for circular rugs the length and width will need to be the same measurement.
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For rugs that exceed the maximum custom sizing, please get in touch directly as we will need to give you a special shipping quote.
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For any rug shape, design or colour changes please get in touch with us directly or visit our bespoke rug page.
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Please see here for our returns policy.
Rug Details
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Construction:
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Made in:
Belgium
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Material:
100% Cotton - Natural anti-slip back
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Available to Order:
2-4 weeks
rug _story
A distressed look for an elegant interior
It's like the unexpected trove amongst the confused display at the Antiquarian's. An old rug, showing a familiar, yet almost forgotten pattern...A large central medallion, rosette shaped with a stair patterned perimeter. Palmettes in which the shape of a turtle seems to be suggested. Boughs, leaved twigs, stalks and flowers, a Heriz, distressed by age and with its origin in Azeri Persia.
rug _construction
Jacquard
Invented in 1804 by Frenchman, Joseph Marie Jacquard, the original Jacquard head simplified the process of machine making complex patterns through a number of punched cards ‘chained' together in sequence.
Each card featured a number of punched holes to form a single row of the pattern and the chain could be as long as needed, helping Jacquard equipped looms to produce some really fantastic and surprisingly intricate designs. Now with digital control, modern-day electronic Jacquard machines are computer-controlled, significantly reducing the downtime with changing traditional card machines, avoiding the necessity for repeats and showing almost complete versatility in creating pattern. By far the best way to machine make rugs, electronic Jacquard rug making speeds-up production dramatically, helping to bring beautiful design at a really competitive price point.