Traits: wool or silk, high knot density, floral or geometrical patterns.
Tips for Care:

To preserve the close knots, vacuum softly with a suction-only vacuum (no beater bar).

Regular rotation helps avoid uneven fading caused by foot traffic and sunshine.

High-density weave traps moisture; keep in a dry environment.

Because of their complex construction, professional cleaning every three to five years is advisable.

Usually silk or wool on silk, traits include elegant, symmetrical floral designs.
Advice on care:

Delicate hues and silk content fade fast, use window shades or UV filters to protect from sunlight.

Stay away bulky furnishings; this might squish delicate knots and change the layout of the medallions.

Use a rug pad to preserve shape and placement while also lowering wear and tear.

Dry clean professionally; home washing may harm the pile, especially if silk-based.

Traits: Large medallions, rich reds and blues, and floral/arabequesque patterns are among characteristics.
Advice on care:

Color care: Deep dyes can bleed if not properly cleaned; blot spots right away with white towels.

Stay to pH-neutral or expert solutions; avoid harsh cleaning agents.

Without moisture, neutralize smells by gently sprinkling baking soda, waiting, then vacuuming.

Traits: Geometric, tribal, rougher wool, reduced knot density are among traits.
Advice on Care:

For looser weaves, brush in the direction of the pile is better than vacuuming.

Simpler colors might bleed; dab with cold water and blot dry.

Occasional air outdoors: To avoid odor, these strong rugs benefit from mild airing.

Use in informal settings: Less expensive and more resistant to damage from daily activity.

Traits: Light hues, intricate floral patterns, superior wool with silk inlay are some qualities.
Care Guidelines:

To prevent fading, keep light tones using a no-shoes rule and store in low-traffic locations.

Blot spills fast; never rub; particularly critical on ivory surfaces.

Steer clear of kids and pets: Light hues and sensitive fibers are easily harmed.

Rolling stops creases and strain on silk inlays when storing; don’t fold.

Traits: very fine patterns, silk or silk blend, high knot density.
Advice on Care:

Best as wall art or in formal, low-traffic settings because of fragility, show elegantly.

Silk draws oils and grime; therefore, handle with clean hands.

Water can ruin silk; always utilize a silk-specialist cleanser for never wet clean at home.

Avoid direct sunlight; store or display away from windows as colors fade and silk loses shine.

Traits: Highly durable, ideal for hallways or living rooms, use in high-traffic environments.
Advice on caring:

Regularly vacuum: The stiffness of the weave resists crushing, but keep it clean to preserve vibrancy.

Store flat or tightly rolled; the firm structure holds shape nicely but benefits from consistent pressure.

Deep clean sometimes: Though tough, embedded grime might still darken the patterns over time.