Features:
Large-structure geometric or floral patterns
Soft, muted hues, earth tones, pastels.
Typically wool with a somewhat free weaves
Care advice:
To protect the looser pile, vacuum carefully using a gentle suction-only vacuum and skip the beater bar.
Regular rotation helps prevent fading, especially considering light colors’ quick showing of discoloration.
Their soft wool makes these rugs absorbable, so deal promptly with a clean towel and cold water.
In low to moderate traffic settings, their lighter tones and silky texture are preserved more.
Every three to five years, a professional cleaning keeps the colors bright and the fibers soft.

Features:
Complicated, laborious designs.
Usually silk; occasionally wool or silkwool mixes
Persian style floral and medallion patterns
Excellent weave, sometimes luxurious.
Care Advice:
Never wet a clean silk; it is very susceptible to moisture.
Best for hanging or light use areas to prevent damage. Use in display or formal contexts.
Silk easily absorbs oils and dirt; hence, treat with clean hands or gloves.
Steer clear of direct sunlight: UV rays dull the brilliance of silk and fade intricate patterns.
Only silk rug specialists should maintain Hereke rugs; do-it-yourself washing could result in terrible damage.
Store in breathable covering; never plastic; use acid free tissue paper and cloth wraps.