Pile Rugs
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Hand-Knotted Rugs Built at 80 Knots Per Square Inch
Pendleton's Reserve Collection pile rugs are hand-knotted on vertical looms at roughly 80 knots per square inch, using handspun New Zealand wool tinted with colorfast Swiss dyes. That density gives the pile its low-profile plushness and durability, and because each rug is handmade, slight irregularities in the weave are natural and add to its character rather than detract from it. Several patterns, including the Chimayo rug, coordinate directly with a matching wool throw from Blankets & Bedding.
A Softer Alternative to Flat Weave
Where a flat weave rug offers a low-profile weave that's easy to layer or move, a pile rug trades that portability for extra plushness underfoot, better suited to a bedroom, living room, or reading nook. Pendleton's Classic Collection is a hand-tufted alternative to the hand-knotted finish. Check the individual product page for exact size, material, and care details, since these vary by pattern.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a Pendleton pile rug different from a flat weave rug?
A pile rug has raised, low-pile wool for a plusher, softer feel underfoot, while a flat weave rug has a low-profile construction that's easier to layer under furniture or roll up and move between rooms.
How are Pendleton pile rugs made?
Pendleton pile rugs are hand-knotted at roughly 80 knots per square inch, using handspun New Zealand wool and colorfast Swiss dyes.
Why does my pile rug have slight color or pattern irregularities?
Pendleton pile rugs are handmade; slight irregularities in color or pattern are expected and considered part of the weave's character, not a flaw.
Can I return a Pendleton pile rug?
Yes, Pendleton rugs can be returned within 30 days of purchase.
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