Mamluk AHP 185 - 6'1 x 9

Mamluk rugs are traditionally made from fine sheep's wool, which provides durability and a lustrous sheen. Some variations may incorporate silk, adding an extra level of luxury. Mamluk rugs feature a rich and vibrant color palette. The use of high-quality natural dyes results in enduring colors that retain their brilliance even after centuries. Mamluk rugs are woven using the Mamluk knot or Ghiordes knot technique, known for their precision and intricacy. These rugs are known for their high knot density, which contributes to the fine detailing and sharpness of the designs.
All types of Mamluk Rugs are available at the EWC Interiors Online store. Mamluk rugs hold a significant place in the history of carpet weaving and Islamic art Their distinctive designs, high-quality materials, and cultural importance make them not only valuable collector's items but also a testament to the artistic prowess of the Mamluk civilization. These rugs continue to captivate art enthusiasts and interior designers alike, bridging the gap between ancient traditions and modern aesthetics.

We usually dispatch our rugs within 4-5 business days from the date of order.

We ship internationally. Please note that additional customs duties and taxes may apply depending on your country's regulations.

Each rug is carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery to your doorstep.

Our rugs are meticulously crafted with premium materials and unparalleled expertise. With proper care and maintenance, they are designed to last a lifetime.

Gently vacuum your rug regularly to remove dust and dirt.
Use a vacuum without a beater bar to avoid damaging the fibers. Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid rubbing, which can spread the stain.

We suggest you to get your rug professionally cleaned every 1-3 years, depending on its use and exposure to dirt. Professional cleaners specialize in treating delicate hand-knotted rugs and can help maintain their beauty and longevity.

Colors might appear slightly different due to photography lighting and screen variations.