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Design num: WH170D Name: Wilton Swedish Block WH170D Country: China Dom. color: Brown Style: Transitional, Contemporary Weave: Wilton Sec. colors: -- i WH170D Three Color Wilton Weave carpets. 100% Wool pile. 12'7 width, for wall to wall or area rugs. Repeat: 3x3	Design num: WH170E Name: Wilton Swedish Block WH170E Country: China Dom. color: Brown Style: Traditional Weave: Wilton Sec. colors: -- i WH170E Three Color Wilton Weave carpets. 100% Wool pile. 12'7 width, for wall to wall or area rugs. Repeat: 3x3	Design num: WH170G Name: Swedish Block Country: China Dom. color: Beige Style: Transitional, Contemporary Weave: Wilton Sec. colors: -- i WH170G Three Color Wilton Weave carpets. 100% Wool pile. 12'7 width, for wall to wall or area rugs. Repeat: 3x3
Design num: WH241D Name: Wilton Thai Textile WH241D Country: China Dom. color: Brown Style: Transitional, Contemporary Weave: Wilton Sec. colors: -- i WH241D Three Color Wilton Weave carpets. 100% Wool pile. 12'9 width, for wall to wall or area rugs. Repeat: 6 1/8x6 7/8	Design num: WH241E Name: Wilton Thai Textile WH241E Country: China Dom. color: Brown Style: Transitional, Contemporary Weave: Wilton Sec. colors: -- i WH241E Three Color Wilton Weave carpets. 100% Wool pile. 12'9 width, for wall to wall or area rugs. Repeat: 6 1/8x6 7/8	Design num: WH322C Name: Wilton Pennies WH322C Country: China Dom. color: Ivory Style: Transitional, Contemporary Weave: Wilton Sec. colors: -- i WH322C Three Color Wilton Weave carpets. 100% Wool pile. 12'7 width, for wall to wall or area rugs. Repeat: 17 4/8x13 7/8
Design num: WH391B Name: Zinnia Country: China Dom. color: Ivory Style: Transitional, Contemporary Weave: Wilton Sec. colors: -- i WH391B	Design num: WH392C Name: Memphis Country: China Dom. color: Beige Style: Contemporary Weave: Wilton Sec. colors: -- i WH392C

Weave

M&K Rugs from China

China has a rich and long tradition of carpet weaving. In 1923, Frank Michaelian set up a rug weaving faciltiy in Tinjian where he produced handknotted carpets up until the Communist overthrow of the Chinese government in the late 1930s.
In the early 1980s, Teddy Sumner, grandson of the founder and current owner of M&K Rugs, re-established ties in China and built a weaving facility in Shandong Province.
Bringing in experts from Turkey and the USA, the Chinese workers were taught to handspin yarn, use vegetable dyes, and weave by hand various rug structures not indigenous to China. A “design laboratory” was created, and M&K Rugs continues to bring weave traditions and materials from all over the world in this tradition.