Brodie Hunting Tartan

Brodie Hunting TartanAxminster Carpet originated in the town of Axminster, England in the 1700s. Axminster provides tremendous flexibility by offering up to 16 colors in a carpet. One end of yarn is tied to a spool for each tuft in the design. This allows for very intricate design work. As the loom is operated, one bracket at a time is lowered and the yarn strands are inserted into the carpet face. They are caught between the warp threads and bound tightly by the weft.

Woven on unique looms that allows the ability to have single level cut pile carpets

Hand-knotted rugs are admired for their time-honored knotting techniques

They are caught between the warp threads and bound tightly by the weft

Three to five colors can be used in a single row depending on the specifics of the loom

these hand-knotted rugs transport you to a world of refined elegance

One end of yarn is tied to a spool for each tuft in the design

England in the 1700s

This technique allows for intricate pattern detail and versatility of color

with no pile

Inspired by the allure of urban landscapes and beauty of desert vistas

With a sumptuous pile height of 0

this geometric masterpiece offers an exclusive blend of sophistication and artistry