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Rug Buying Guide

Bonded Child Labour & Rug Making, Explained

There are some beautifully executed Persian rugs and Oriental rugs made in workshops noted for their skill and expertise, however, at the opposite end of the spectrum bonded child labour is still a big problem in the rug and carpet making industry.

In 2006 the International Labour Organisation announced that there was 28 million fewer child labourers than there was 4 years previous. This article will explain what bonded child labour is and how we can help to bring this statistic down further.

What is Bonded Child Labour?


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Rug Care and Maintenance

All rugs and carpets require specific care in order to keep their appearance and lengthen their lifespan.

There is minor but important differences in caring for machine made and handmade rugs, if done properly you can add considerable life to your rug.

General Rug Maintenance

Prevention is better than a cure as the saying goes, so we have compiled a list of ways in which you can prevent your rugs ever getting damaged:

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Handmade Chinese Rugs and Hall Runners

In this article the North East Rugstore review’s some of their newest collections of Exclusive Handmade Chinese Rugs and Hall Runners.

Sometimes the hardest part of choosing a rug is finding the right size for your room. Although most of our ranges are available in bespoke, made to order sizes, the delivery dates can range anywhere from 12 weeks up to 12 months depending on the type, country of origin and whether the rug is handtufted or handknotted.

The Rugstore hopes to take away some of the problems associated with buying a new rug by programming new sizes into their already successful collections


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Rug Fibres Explained

We hope by explaining the difference between the main fibres used in rug making ,it will help you to choose the right fibre for you and your home .The quality of the fibre used in a rug will determine how the rug will perform, how long it will last and how much the final rug will cost.  It is important to understand that all fibres are available in various qualities and constructions .You cannot assume that a silk rug is better than a wool rug or that a wool rug is better than polyprop rug, it depends on the quality of the fibre, how the rug is made, the density of the pile (How close the tufts are together), where the rug will be used, how the rug will be maintained and last but not least how much you want to spend.
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Types of Rugs

There are five main methods of rug production with variations within each technique.  Here we will give a very brief overview of each rug making method. More infoMore info

What is an Oriental rug?

An Oriental rug is a hand knotted rug or carpet made in the East using traditional techniques and materials.  Oriental-style rugs made by machine, hand-tufted, hand-loomed or any method other than hand-knotting are not authentic Oriental rugs.

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