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Chain-stitched Rugs
(18 items)NOVICA’s Chain-stitched Rug Collection includes handcrafted traditional and contemporary artisan designs. This colorful, tactile collection showcases the intricacies of this traditional form of elaborate embroidery.
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Featured Reviews on Chain-stitched Rugs
Wool chain stitch area rug, 'The Jungle World II'
By Liliana
Beautiful, but not a rug
The colors are beautiful. But it turned to be a tapestry. However, I found a bare wall which will display this work of art.
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Chain stitch wool area rug, 'Nature's Magnificence' (3x5)
By Cnf
Wool Rug Natures Magnificence
Simply beautiful crafted rug which can be used either horizontally or vertically. Love the many colors in this rug to accent any color scheme. Was looking for a rug that I could place above my bed as a headboard.
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Wool chain stitch rug, 'Blue Tile Palace' (4x6)
By Kathryn P.
This rug is gorgeous!
I love the rich colors and the design. The blues are much more striking than in the photo. It appears to be well constructed and I enjoy thinking of the person who so carefully made this rug. This is a carpet that probably would not withstand heavy traffic such as in an entry hall, but it is perfect for our guest bedroom.
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Featured Artist
Write a review"A lot of my inspiration comes from nature. My designs are mostly floral or based on animal or bird motifs. I love to experiment with different colors."
"I was born in Srinagar. Kashmir is famous for beautiful and creative works of art. As a child, I became fascinated with Kashmiri embroidery and... read more
Chain-stitched Rugs
Kashmiri "Chain stitching” has been used to make area rugs since the 15th Century. Artists like Syed Sajad Hussain carry on a craft handed down from generation to generation down through the centuries.
“Though modern style has mass appeal, traditional style is undying and will always be as enchanting as it was 100 years ago.”
