Mamluk Rugs

HAND-KNOTTED MAMLUK DESIGN PESHAWAR PURE WOOL ORIENTAL RUG

 

Mamluk Rugs

History

In the 15th Century, Sultans of Mamluk ruled in Egypt. This rugs bring a unique form of art with them which have a consistent color; weave layout and structure, making them distinct from any other rug. The symbol of ancient Egyptian myth ‘The Eye of Horus’ was embossed right in the center of the earliest Mamluk Rugs. Through the centuries, Mamluk Rugs are representing the cultural richness of Egypt.

Mamluk Rugs in Recent Years

Mamluk Rugs have a very distinguished recognition in Egyptian art and culture, and are usually handmade. The main material used to manufacture this rugs, are cotton, wool and silk. Very rarely Bamboo Silk, goat or any other fibers are used in the manufacturing process.

Durability and Usage

Mamluk rugs are ‘not too expensive’ compared to Persian rugs.  In the manufacturing process; wool is used as their basic colors without applying any dyeing process. Malmuk Rugs are durable and a long-life product, having the old mysterious and attractive charm of the Egyptian Culture.

 

 GOLD EGYPTIAN MAMLUK PURE WOOL HAND-KNOTTED ORIENTAL RUG

 

Where can you buy Mamluk Rugs?

Due to the durability and easy access to Asian, African and European markets, it’s easy to find Mamluk rugs all around the world. If you are already familiar with this types of rugs, you can recognize them the first time you see them. You can easily find what you are looking for online, as they are available on Ebay and Amazon.

How to Clean Mamluk Rugs?

Due to the natural form of wool, you should not wash it with chemical products, in case of any stain, just apply the mild soap over the stained area and let it dry with air. Mamluk rugs are designed for indoor use; do not use it in moisture places because the moisture can harm the Fabric of Malmuk Rug. Try to vacuum every 15 days in order to keep it safe from dust.

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