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The Heritage Hidden in Stitches

For centuries, every woven carpet has been more than just a floor—it has carried the legacy of a culture and the story of its people; Anatolia’s deep-rooted weaving heritage has been preserved through the skilled hands of master artisans; at Borr Carpet, we reinterpret this ancient tradition with modern designs; in every motif, there are traces of the past, and in every stitch, a delicate narrative that connects to the future.

BEGINNING

A Journey That Begins with Nature’s Touch

Every handwoven rug comes to life with gifts from nature. Humanity creates this unique masterpiece by drawing upon the purest resources of the earth, using materials offered by soil, plants, and animals.

The warmth you feel under your feet is a reflection of nature’s gentle touch. Along this path, everything shaped by nature’s generosity carries traces of a culture thousands of years old.
PREPARATION

Preparation of Threads: The Dance of Wool, Silk, and Cashmere

In the initial stage of carpet making, silk, wool, and cashmere threads gathered from nature are meticulously processed. The fleece is first cleaned and then carefully spun using a spindle into strong carpet yarns.

The quality of the yarn determines the durability of the carpet. One of the most important factors in this process is the length of the fibers and the density of the twist. Yarns spun from long fibers are both stronger and smoother.
NATURAL COLORS

Colors of Nature: The Secret of Colors

Handwoven carpets are adorned with the colors of nature. In the dyeing of the threads, only natural root dyes are used.

These dyes are derived from plant leaves, roots, tree bark, and even insects. Each color is like a treasure drawn from nature, defying the passage of time. The patterns and colors on the carpet not only add beauty to your home but also whisper stories from the past.
MOTIFS

The Deep Meanings of Motifs: The Transformation of Souls into Stitches

Carpets are not only visual pieces but also spiritual works of art. Each motif symbolizes a story or a belief. Sometimes it's a tree of life, other times a pomegranate figure representing abundance and prosperity, carefully woven into the rug.

These motifs are among the most significant cultural heritages passed down through generations of hand weaving. Looking at a carpet is, in a sense, like reading a book about the history of a community.
WEAVING

Patience Woven Stitch by Stitch: The Art of Weaving

The master who sits at the loom patiently ties each knot. Every knot, tightly woven between the threads, gives the carpet both durability and a unique identity.

Handwoven carpets consist of thousands of knots, each crafted by the artist’s hands. Completing a single rug can take months, even years.
DETAILS

The Master’s Final Touch: The Last Stages That Bring the Rug to Life

At the end of the weaving process, the carpet goes through the final inspection by the master. It is at this stage that the rug truly takes shape for the first time, leaving the hands of its creator.

The carpet is sheared, excess fibers are removed, and the patterns become more defined. With every finishing touch, the richness of its form and motifs is revealed more clearly.
FINAL PREPARATION

The Washing and Journey of the Rug

After the carpet is completed, it is carefully washed using natural methods. The washing process not only ensures cleanliness but also helps the colors set and makes the carpet more durable.

Once washed and dried, the carpet is ready for use and begins its journey to reach its owner.
THE MOST VALUABLE PIECE OF YOUR HOME

A Culture Hidden in the Stitches: The True Value of Hand Weaving

Owning a hand-woven carpet is, in fact, owning a work of art. These carpets are not just floor coverings; they reflect a culture, a people, and a master craftsman. Every detail hidden in the knots represents human creativity, patience, and effort. The carpet you own is one of the most important pieces of a story and a tradition.