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Design num: RB343C Name: Spatter Country: Nepal Dom. color: Rust Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Grey i RB343C	Design num: RB345A Name: Coda-Ink Country: Nepal Dom. color: Teal Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Green i RB345A	Design num: RB345B Name: Coda-Amethyst Country: Nepal Dom. color: Purple Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Red i RB345B
Design num: RB346A Country: Nepal Dom. color: Blue Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Green, Beige i RB346A	Design num: RB346B Country: Nepal Dom. color: Red Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Red i RB346B	Design num: RB346E Country: Nepal Dom. color: Red Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Orange, Green i RB346E
Design num: RB347A Country: Nepal Dom. color: Yellow Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Red, Green, Teal, Purple i RB347A	Design num: RB347C Country: Nepal Dom. color: Blue Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Beige, Brown i RB347C	Design num: RB347F Country: Nepal Dom. color: Red Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Orange, Green, Teal, Purple i RB347F
Design num: RB347G Country: Nepal Dom. color: Blue Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Orange, Yellow, Green i RB347G	Design num: RB347H Name: Paracas Country: Nepal Dom. color: Green Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Red, Purple, Gold, Black i RB347H	Design num: RB347J Name: Paracas Country: Nepal Dom. color: Purple Style: Contemporary Weave: Dekyi Sec. colors: Blue, Khaki i RB347J

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M&K Rugs from Nepal

M&K has been producing carpets in Nepal for over 35 years. Nepalese carpets are often referred to as Tibetan carpets because of the Tibetan knot structure, the sheep fleece which originates in Tibet, and the fact that the Tibetan community living in Nepal largely controls this business. Although there is wide range of qualitiy in rugs being woven in Nepal today, M&K Tibetan rugs have long been regarded as a model of the finest quality.
The subtle color variation results from hand-carded and hand-spun wool which is then dyed by hand in large fire heated pots. The fleece itself is transported over the Himalayas from the Tibetan plateau where a particular breed of ship coupled with the extreme environment produces the lanolin rich large fiber sheep fleece perfect for M&K carpets. Most other Nepalese rugs today are woven with New Zealand wool which though flawless and evenly white, is more suitable for clothing.