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Design num:
TR245
Name:
Tenzi
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Red
Style:
Contemporary
Weave:
Kathmandu
Sec. colors:
Gold
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TR245
Design num:
TR253
Name:
Camelion
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Gold
Style:
Contemporary
Weave:
Kathmandu
Sec. colors:
Red, Black
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TR253
Design num:
TR255
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Beige
Style:
Contemporary
Weave:
Kathmandu
Sec. colors:
Brown
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TR255
Design num:
TR306A
Name:
Shetra
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Yellow
Style:
Contemporary
Weave:
Kathmandu
Sec. colors:
Green, Beige
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TR306A
Design num:
TR306B
Name:
Shetra
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Rust
Style:
Contemporary
Weave:
Kathmandu
Sec. colors:
Gold
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TR306B
Design num:
TR306D
Name:
Shetra
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Red
Style:
Contemporary
Weave:
Kathmandu
Sec. colors:
Yellow
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TR306D
Design num:
TR311
Name:
Landform
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Red
Style:
Contemporary
Weave:
Kathmandu
Sec. colors:
Orange, Green, Blue, Gold
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TR311
Design num:
TR343
Name:
Spatter-Wool/cotton
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Red
Style:
Contemporary
Weave:
Kathmandu
Sec. colors:
Orange
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TR343
Design num:
TRL1B
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Beige
Style:
Transitional, Contemporary
Weave:
Dolpo
Sec. colors:
Gold, Ivory, Grey, Black
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TRL1B
Design num:
TRL2B
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Ivory
Style:
Transitional, Contemporary
Weave:
Dolpo
Sec. colors:
Pink, Grey, Black
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TRL2B
Design num:
TRL3A
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Rust
Style:
Transitional, Contemporary
Weave:
Dolpo
Sec. colors:
Pink, Beige, Grey, Black
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TRL3A
Design num:
TRL7A
Country:
Nepal
Dom. color:
Orange
Style:
Transitional, Contemporary
Weave:
Dolpo
Sec. colors:
Gold, Khaki, Rust
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TRL7A
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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.