Persian
Intricate floral patterns ♦
Over 500 knots per square inch ♦
15–25 different colors in each rug ♦
100% wool on a cotton warp & weft ♦
Bokhara
Fine traditional geometric patterns ♦
Jewel tone colors ♦
Velvety, plush piles ♦
100% wool on a cotton warp & weft ♦
Chobi Tribal
Wool hand-spun primarily by a drop spindle ♦
Features large geometric floral patterns ♦
Hand-gathered natural dyes ♦
100% wool on a cotton or wool warp & weft ♦
Gabbeh Tribal
Wool hand-spun primarily by a drop spindle ♦
Contemporary designs with historical roots ♦
Hand-gathered natural dyes ♦
100% wool on a cotton or wool warp & weft ♦
Kazak Tribal
Wool hand-spun primarily by a drop spindle ♦
Blue, red and ivory tones ♦
Commercially-available natural dyes like indigo & cochineal ♦
100% wool on a cotton or wool warp & weft ♦
Khan Mamdi Tribal
Bold geometric & stylistically floral designs ♦
Constructed on a horizontal loom ♦
Known for their rusts, reds, blues and greens ♦
100% wool on a cotton or wool warp & weft ♦
Beljik Tribal
Known for their deep reds, blues and blacks ♦
Intricate geometric patterns with complex borders ♦
Considered to be the most detailed tribal carpet ♦
100% finely-spun wool on a wool warp & weft ♦
Shop our Year-Round Rug Gallery at Bunyaad Marketplace in Lititz, Pennsylvania
From 2'x3's to 10'x14's, shop our collection of our 2500 hand knotted fair trade rugs at Bunyaad Marketplace, 19 East Main Street, Lititz, PA. More info at 717-721-8800,
Fair Trade Rug Event in New Hamburg, Ontario
Enjoy our special event May 30-31 at the New Hamburg Mennonite Relief Sale, 251 Jacob Street, New Hamburg. More info at 905-373-1617.
15th Annual Fair Trade Rug Event in Cobourg, Ontario
Explore Fair Trade Rugs at our 15th Annual Fair Trade Rug Event June 2-30 at Ten Thousand Villages, 16 King St W, Cobourg. More info at 905-373-1617
