Stanton Silk Hand Knotted Carpet

Description

Stanton Silk Hand-Knotted Carpet – A Legacy of Precision, Purity, and Luxurious Design

Experience the pinnacle of refined elegance with the Stanton Silk Hand-Knotted Carpet—an exceptional fusion of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary sophistication. Revered for its unmatched quality and artistic expression, this masterpiece is more than a floor covering—it’s a tribute to the timeless art of hand-knotting, elevated by the luminous beauty of pure silk.

Every Stanton carpet is a labor of love, entirely handcrafted by skilled artisans, using techniques that have been perfected over centuries. The process begins with selecting the finest grade of natural silk, renowned for its radiant sheen, softness, and durability. This luxurious fiber is then hand-dyed in small batches, ensuring depth, tone variation, and color permanence that machines simply cannot replicate.

The true essence of a Stanton carpet lies in its meticulous construction. Each rug is produced using the hand-knotting technique on a traditional loom, where every single knot is tied individually by hand. Depending on the complexity of the design, a single rug can feature between 150 to 400 knots per square inch (KPSI)—a remarkable density that allows for incredibly intricate detail and texture. This knotting density not only enhances the visual clarity of the design but also significantly increases the carpet’s longevity and value.

Key Craftsmanship Highlights:

• ✔ Construction: 100% Hand-knotted on traditional looms

• ✔ Material: Pure natural silk (some variations may include fine wool or silk-blends)

• ✔ Knot Count: Approximately 150–400 KPSI (Knots Per Square Inch)

• ✔ Craftsmanship Time: One rug may take several months to over a year to complete, depending on size and complexity

• ✔ Finish: Subtle sheen with precision detailing and crisp patterns

• ✔ Origin: Crafted in renowned weaving regions with a heritage of excellence

• ✔ Durability: Built for longevity and heirloom quality with proper care