Australia - Rugs and Carpets

From gentle softness to sustainable design, this enchanting Mongolian fur rug translates modern and stylish design paralleled with an expression of n...

Elevate the luxury of your decor with this luxurious Mongolian Fur Rug / throw. Whether styling a sofa or adding glamour to a master suite, this exquisite Mongolian fur will uplift the elegance and ambiance giving you the versatility in styling as as a fur throw or even as a fur rug to any interior landscape. (A nonslip grip highly recommended when used as a floor rug.) Each piece is handcrafted from the most beautiful Mongolian sheepskins resulting in opulence and sophisticated design as the fine curly/ crimped fur like wool effortlessly falls and drapes. The fluffy and long pile wool of this Mongolian fur also known as a Mongolian sheepskin features a beautiful latte color creating an invitation of elegance and charm. Each throw rug is carefully and individually handcrafted in Australia by eluxury home...

This eucalyptus green sheepskin rug is sustainable, natural living at its finest. The beautiful sheepskin rug is handcrafted from the highest quality Merino lambskin providing extrao...

Collect beautiful memories with this enchanting and irresistible, purple nursery rug. Merged with superior softness and stylish design, the floor rug features an expression of luxuri...

Enjoy the lush and cozy textures found in this oval shaggy rug, as your home is elevated with the natural luxury of genuine sheepskin. This Icelandic sheepskin rug will be that perfe...

Elevate the luxury of your bedroom comfort with this luxurious Pure wool Alpaca Blanket. Featuring the most lush and glamour fur will transform any master suite into a haven of lux...

From alluring softness to sustainable and organic design, this purple fur rug hand-crafted from genuine Mongolian sheepskin translates modern and stylish desi...

Add luxurious natural textures to a decor with this White Mongolian Fur Throw rug. Whether styling a sofa or adding glam to a wardrobe or nursery f...

Elevate the luxury of your decor with this luxurious Black Fur Rug. Whether styling a bedroom or adding luxury elements to a sitting area, this exquisit...

Style your interior floors with the beauty of a natural sheepskin rug that looks and feels luxurious while adding the natural charm, warmth, and character that sheepskin has to offer. Handcrafted from genuine Tibetan lambskins also known as Mongolian Sheepskins, this natural white sheepskin rug has fine wool with a silky feel and fluffy appearance formed by its distinctive curly and crimped like texture. Its long and fluffy wool falls effortlessly on the floor while its elegance and supreme softness projects ultimate comfort and luxury. After a long day’s work, take off your shoes and relax in the luxurious comfort and softness of this fur rug with its quilted cotton reverse backing designed for additional foot comfort. From countryside living and luxury apartments to contemporary and Classic spaces, Mongolian sheepskin rugs will look refined and stylish in any décor space. At eluxury, we are makers of our sheepskin rugs. We offer a custom make and bespoke service with our large colour selection of Mongolian sheepskins available in over twenty colours with a custom dye service available for larger rug sizes. Featurtes: Made from genuine Mongolian sheepskins Color: natural white Wool length: up to 4" (10cm) Pile height approximate 1" (2-3cm) Lined with a quilted cotton backing Made In Australia...

Elevate the luxury of your decor with this Mongolian Fur rug. Whether styling a nursery or adding luxury elements to a bedroom, this exquisite pink f...

Enchanting and irresistible softness this burgundy red fur rug translates modern and stylish design paralleled with an expression of natural signature living. Featuring an eclectic wine color, enhancing the natural beauty of the Mongolian sheepskin used. Creating a subtle display of soft texture complimenting the fur like qualities that this Mongolian fur rug has to offer. With is enchanting tactile elements will uplift any room's interior with charm and charisma. Versatile in design, this piece can be styled as a fur floor rug or as a fur throw that drapes effortlessly over any bed or sofa. Designer Emily Barbara creates with a philosophy of sustainability using all-natural products in her designs. The Australian-made throw rug is handcrafted using intricate and meticulous furrier techniques from carefully sorted and high-quality Mongolian / Tibetan sheepskin. Carefully selected Tibetan lambskin, (also known as Mongolian sheepskin), hand-crafted together creating a uniform flow and enhancing the fullness of each individual piece made. Preserving the shape of each sheepskin used, each purple throw...

Discover the Tibetan Tiger Rug, meticulously hand-woven and knotted from highland sheep wool by master weavers. Reserved for emperors, lamas, and noble f...

This golden nights, diamond Sheepskin rug is a one of a kind. It is meticulously handcrafted by Australian artisans using intricate patchwork detailing with unparalleled sheepskin craftsmanship and made from the finest, eco-friendly Icelandic sheepskins to create this beautiful and contemporary diamond sheepskin rug. The contrast white and gold diamond inlays create a dramatic effect against the natural black short wool sheepskin making this floor rug a work of art. Living with natural sheepskin translates its softness and charm and luminates the luxury in comfort. The selected sheepskins are carefully sourced from Europe's natural by-product and sustainable, eco-friendly tanning processes with the use of non-toxic chemicals making the wool on this Icelandic sheepskin rug more refined, healthier and softer for everyone to relax and enjoy. Being designers and artisans of bespoke sheepskin rugs, eluxury home works closely with designers, architects and homeowners creating one of a kind pieces. This Golden nights diamond rug can be custom made to size and any colour combination according to the colours available in the Icelandic sheepskin rug range. Samples of sheepskin colours are available, please contact eluxury for further details. Features: Featured rug size: 120cm Round / 4' round Colour: Natural black Gold and white sheepskin inlay Handcrafted from genuine Icelandic sheepskin Approximate 4 cm wool pile Reverse lined with faux suede fabric Made in Australia...

Bakshaish carpets are considered by most dealers and connoisseurs to be in a special category of their own, rare and uniquely beautiful. In recent years they have risen steeply in v...

This diamond pattern Patchwork Sheepskin rug is a unique piece custom made by eluxury home. It is meticulously handcrafted by Australian artisa...

Living with natural textures could never have be more enjoyable with this contemporary and eclectic bordeaux red shaggy rug. This sheepskin rug is handcrafted from the most beautiful and the finest long wool Icelandic sheepskin...

Styling and living with natural textures could never have been more lush with this contemporary golden tan shaggy rug. This sheepskin rug is handcrafted from high quality long wool I...

This Icelandic sheepskin rug is sustainable, natural living at its finest. This natural white sheepskin rug is handcrafted from the highest quality...

Add lush and inviting natural textures to a decor with this round, shaggy sheepskin rug. This enchanting shaggy rug features a long wool wile up to 5 ...

A vibrant Persian rug, hand-woven in pure wool. This wonderfully decorated and very large rug features a midnight blue background embellished all over w...

Introduce charming textures to your decor with this pure wool, shearling sheepskin rug. The boucle type wool is a short curly wool sheepskin that will transform any interior floor to life. Translating contemporary design paralleled with comfort and an expression of sustainable living, the 100x200cm floor rug preserves the natural and organic shape of each individual sheepskin used. Intricately crafted with Australian craftsmanship paired with genuine sheepskin injects earthy and luxurious elements into an interior landscape. Created by Australian Designer, Emily Barbara, her innovative sheepskin rugs and home decor are offered with customized design and made in any size, shape, and color. The sheepskin rug comes unlined exposing the natural skin and stitch work. The rug offers a versatile design and can be styled as a rug, bed throw, or used for upholstery. Features: Shearling sheepskin Colour: Natural White Rug is unlined Wool pile: 12-14mm (up to 1/2" pile) Made in Australia Natural product: It needs to be celebrated that this shearling rug...

Limited edition rug design by Claude Picasso the son of Pablo Picasso. Manufactured in Copenhagen by Rapsel, 1990. Brand new never been on the floor t...

A Persian 'Qum' or 'Ghoum' rug hand-woven in wool and silk, featuring a central star- shaped medallion in vivid hues of red and blue, from which rosettes and flowers radiate outwards...

A luxurious antique Persian rug, in a medallion design woven in vivid tones of red and cream. A central diamond-shaped field contains geometric and stylised designs, while the spandr...

Chinese Art Deco Chinese Art Deco circa 1930 Measures: 10 ft. 1 inch x 8 ft 1 inch Acquired from a Sydney estate This genre of hard-wearing carpets has gained significant designer and consumer interest over the past ten or more years. We acquired this piece in Sydney recently for its uncommon soft pastel colours and especially its fine artistry and hand etching of classic Chinese design elements. In our opinion as art dealers this fine piece strikes the right balance between space and graceful embroidery/patterns we seek in an ideal example . The understated mauve and pale green combine to create a soothing sense of calm acting as a base for the fine embroidery, which please examine. In truth the oft used title of this type of carpet is a misnomer – they are not, design wise, art deco. They only happened to be made in the 1920’s and mainly the 1930's - coincident to the Art Deco movement which stressed minimal and forceful angular images, like the architecture of the same name. True Art deco carpets are very rare and costly , and feature austere, minimalist designs . But the name has stuck, and at least is accurate as to the period . The Chinese look , a collaborative style, took off and was popular primarily in America and Europe during this period . Key designers such as Walter Nichols worked during the time with weavers and small manufacturers in China . In recent years this genre of carpet in good condition has been steadily appreciating , and is thus an actual investment ; good examples are increasingly difficult to find , and they do represent a period of specific artistry which has not been successfully duplicated . At 90`-100 years of age they are approaching the " antique" category . This piece was purchased from the owner of one of northern Sydney's 60-70 distinguished Art Deco homes where it looked beautiful, offset by an AD fireplace( angular, austere) surround in marble colours ( predominately pinks and greens ) which "mirrored " the carpet . Though it is a matter of personal taste, of course, the muted pastel colours in this piece are more elegant and dignified than many of the more bright -even garish - examples found in this genre , in our opinion, and much harder to find - one criterion for investment value . Also, such a carpet will work well in a wider variety of environments, stylistically, from an interior design perspective: whether living, dining, games room, library , large foyer or bedroom . In other words, one does not need a " Chinese" or Asian themed overall design for this piece to wonderfully complement the decor - in the way that a single Chinese wall scroll...

Tabriz Prayer Rug circa 1900 4.1 feet x 5.8 Acquired from an Istanbul dealer A strange mystery exists. Why are the vast majority of prayer rug...

Steps Kilm is available in any size , any colour palette and as runners, with endless yarn colours to select from, and of course in the rosy earthy colours shown. Contact us to discuss colour direction and quotes for any size. Dimensions as shown are 2 M x 3 M (approx approx 6' 7" x' 10'). Steps is designed in Australia and made to order in India of custom dyed wool. Its minimal reference to early 20th century modernism, surrealism, and trompe l'oeil adds sophistication to this simple geometric design and refers to when early European modern...

Turkomen carpets of this size and quality have been continually in demand but very difficult to acquire. Verified as to age, it appears to have been woven for a chieftan or tribal leader as it would require a large yurt to accommodate it , and its date of origin is earlier than the period wherein significant, if any ,importation of Turkomen carpets to the West occurred. The wool (warp and weft) of this carpet is of superior and lanolin rich quality with a beautiful soft feel and pile in excellent condition. The richness of the colours—triple dipped in the dye vat...

Featured as an exemplar of Afshar tribal creativity in James Opie's notable book " Tribal Rugs " this extremely rare collector's piece was used in a lecture series we conducted on the possible albeit unexamined influence of tribal rugs on early 20th century European painting . The Afshars during the 19th century were amongst the dominant five nomadic groups in Iran and unquestionably the most daringly creative, and probably the most prolific in weaving output . Though the vast majority of their carpets exhibit traditional , more angular tribal patterns, this example is an extraordinary tribute to one female weaver as designer . There seems no precedent for the remarkable move into mind bending forms which veer off from the norm , which make it a high collectible and unquestionable investment piece . The achievement of two elements stand out : colour and design execution . The rich and varied natural dye colours are deep and powerful and include a range from the treasured eggplant , through a provocative orange , yellows ( saffron), pale peach, to three unusual blues and a rare rust brown . Green is also sensitively applied to the palette . The design also represents a departure from all norms before or since amongst Afshar rugs . The central medallions have been altered to create an almost moving, slightly hallucinatory effect ; the graceful tumbling of coloured leaves or vines is singular in its presentation, graceful yet very much alive . Most interesting are the designs within the medallion which seem to be an evocation of the ancient Chinese dragon and phoenix symbols . This theory gains a bit more traction when you look at the upright shrine type figure rising up alongside the medallions - these appear Chinese , as well, in a semi- abstract way-- influences such as these had been travelling across thewide continent of Asia for millenia . The borders are classic traditional Afshar , noted for their lovely re-creation of flower symbols , interlinking , and slightly irregular , showing the artistic seredipity of the artist/ weaver . The colours here too, particularly the blues and yellows are nothing short of spectacular . The amount of detailled hand work suggests that this piece would have required at least two years work on a ground loom- a humbling thought in thinking about the nomadic life in the 19th century. This rug is of a size and of such a beauty that in the right open modern decor, it could well occupy a wall space of distinction, as would a modern art canvas...

From a Boston Collector. Remarkably Creative. This is another of our small stock of Afshar collectibles which astonish as to their artistic form. This example was recently acquired from a Boston collector’s estate. The wool, very soft, is of excellent quality and the weave very fine, the rug in superior condition. Boston Antique carpet expert Michael Grogan declared it as one of the very finest and most original Afshar rugs he had ever seen. This piece was recently used along with two others in a lecture series which pondered the question of likely influence of tribal (and arguably other Persian e,g, Montasham Kashan) rugs on the development of Western 20th century painting. The abrupt break with traditional forms by a gifted female weaver in a remote location and in the throes of a nomadic life, considering her circumstances, is awe inspiring. The wide and in cases unusual colors deployed (note the dark browns probably achieved with walnut shells in the dye vat...

Limited edition rug design by Claude Picasso the son of Pablo Picasso. Manufactured in Copenhagen by Rapsel 1990. Brand new never been on the floor th...

Argyle Kilm by Wende Reid is a minimal three colour graphic inspired by early 20th century British Art Deco motifs. Each Argyle Kilm is made to order in any colour palette and size....

This large sheepskin throw rug will create an atmosphere of stylish design and luxurious comfort, handcrafted from the finest quality short wool Icelandic Sheepskin. This charming and endearing grey sheepskin throw rug expresses the beauty of natural and sustainable living bringing signature styling to both Classic and modern interiors suitable for the styling of a sofa, bed or flooring. Each sheepskin throw rug is crafted in Australia by eluxury home, using individual and carefully sourced Icelandic sheepskins creating distinguished and organic curved edges formed by the natural shape of each sheepskin used...

This is admittedly a collector’s piece, for a connoisseur. Melas rugs became known and appreciated in Europe as early as 1700, though its history of weaving goes back at least severa...

This sheepskin rug can be custom made to any size. Please check stock for this listing and enquire for pricing for a customized rug in natural edge, straight edge, or round rug designs. This natural black sheepskin rug is handcrafted using fine quality long wool Icelandic sheepskin. With a rustic feel and an inviting shaggy appearance, this rug will add cosy elements to any interior. The black wool is the original sheep fleece with an eco-tanning process preserving the organic and natural color tones and markings found in the wool, therefore brown undertones may be present with natural high lights and streaks throughout the fleece. With an incredible long wool pile raging between 8-20 cm (5-8 inches) in length, this irresistible shaggy sheepskin rug will make a statement. Sheepskin qualities are underestimated, as they are cool in the summer as its hollow fibre absorbs heat and releases the heat over seven times faster than a synthetic fibre while in the colder months its warming properties keep us snuggle and warm. At eluxury home, the Icelandic sheepskins we use for this rug are carefully sourced directly from Europe, using only natural by-product and eco-friendly processing, without the use of harsh and toxic chemicals that are damaging to the environment and humans. Our premium selection of Icelandic sheepskins allows our sheepskin rugs to be sustainable and are a safer and healthier flooring option for everyone to enjoy. Each Icelandic sheepskin area rug crafted will be unique as no two sheepskin rugs will ever be identical or exactly the same. The irregular rug...

This Treasure Patchwork Sheepskin rug is a rare and unique designer floor rug custom made by eluxury home. It is handcrafted in Australia with ...

Exquisite collector’s item given its age, overall composition and especially the appearance of 16 guls. The intense indigo blues combine with painstakingly created paler shades achie...

This finely detailed Qashgai, over 100 years old is unusual as to its length as well as its elegance, achieved within the pattern language typical of this celebrated Persian tribe. E...

An unusually long prayer rug – and comparatively rare Gendje – in good condition. Above average centre field variation of colour and a particularly lively top Mihrab area to place in...

Kerman, one of the 4 cities in Persia which produced exquisite court carpets is the home of this very fine, and unusual piece – rarely do you find a piece of these dimensions from K...

An especially detailed Bidjar, colourful and intricate. The dynamism of the outer border -and the field – exhibit the high degree of art and craft typical of Bidjar carpets – which a...

A very fine, soft Qashgai in a tighter weave than is often found. Its 6 intricate borders deserve careful inspection, as a sign of high quality, painstaking handmade production in th...

This hard to find look and feel in vintage Qashgai weaving combines elegance with the underlying use of traditional tribal symbols and is of a tighter, finer weave—and of a higher wo...

Bidjars are known as the "iron "carpets of Asia, owing to the hammering of knots whilst weaving, which creates an unusual density to the carpet, and exceptional , multi generational...

These hard-to-find large saddle bags, which were used by Salor Turkomen nomadic tribes can serve as stuffed and comfortable cushions, to form a bottom and back unit, or are entirely ...

Ferahan Sarouk Museum Quality MUSEUM QUALITY Ferahan Sarouk, third quarter 19th century 6.6 x 4.5 feet From a USA collector Ferahan Sarouk carpets produced around the wider Arak (formerly Sultanabad) area from about 1850-1910 earned a deserved reputation as amongst the most desirable and imaginative finely woven carpets in Persia. As these things go, they morphed in style around 1910- 1920 into the differently woven Mahajirhan Sarouk fashion (quality examples of which are also in demand) and then disappeared entirely. Their desirability rests not only on fine weaving, and excellent wool. Many of the better examples were commissioned by aristocrats or wealthy merchants who encouraged creativity, in an actively competitive way; rugs during this period, as before, were direct illustrations of an individual’s wealth, power and prestige. Beyond this lay a more fundamental and seemingly contradictory set of motivations by the weavers. At one and the same time they sought to emulate the great court carpets in finesse and design. And yet-- they applied rustic or village, and even tribal elements and nuances to their designs. The result was a cavalcade of creativity. So, a village-based genre came into being which produced primarily an approx. 6x4 rug size format, and also provided, if more rarely, larger formats, which command increasingly high prices, due to their rarity, visual excitement and grandeur. The artistic achievement of this “school” had to do with marrying elegance and a degree of formalism with whimsy, and design innovation. They offer a charm and a certain magic beyond that of court and most city carpets. As in any area or era, there is a quality spectrum ranging from mediocre to highly superior. Superiority is judged of course as to weave and wool quality. It is rather unusual, though, to encounter pieces made before 1890 -which are bona fide Ferahan Sarouks- with poor wool or weaving: standards were upheld during this period, and natural dyes were widely employed, particularly in the wider Arak (then Sultanabad) region. Thus, as an investment collectible to adorn the home we believe the ultimate criterion is aesthetics, this being an art form, after all. Ferahan Sarouks have been a special area of interest for us over the decades both from artistic and investment perspectives. Allowing for personal taste, our suggestions are few and simple. A Ferahan Sarouk ought to display a wide colour palette, fine drawing and delicate, sometimes “intense “ detail. The finest pieces also display an elevated sense of balance in the use of space. We have seen many finely woven pieces which in our view are garish and lack one of the two key artistic elements intrinsic to the better examples of this genre – elegance. Sometimes they are overly cluttered; the drawing artistry is muddled or lost. In other cases odd and ineffective design devices are used, detracting from or interfering with an otherwise good design. The era of the Ferahan Sarouk was rife with experiments, not all of them successful. The other important attribute, when it can be found, is original artistic creativity, even serendipity, -- or effective design innovation within the compass of this rug type and the unique standards of its prime period. On average, we examine between 30-40 antique Ferahan Sarouks to achieve one acquisition, for the benefit of our clients. This highly collectible more than 150-year-old carpet is an apex achievement of superior artistry and innovation. As an exemplar of its genre, it can be reasonably described as Museum quality, a term we do not often employ. Please observe the stunning precision of the inner guard and its pinpoint sharp hooks. The elongation of the central medallion is one of its subtle but powerful innovations in form. The nod to asymmetry – which displays a refined sense of humour - is seen in the use of the small diamond figures, as one is deliberately missing from the right hand side: a wry nod to asymmetry, in an otherwise perfectly symmetrical creation. The ultimate achievement here is in the fineness of the weaving itself, on close inspection. The herati pattern in the medallion and corners achieves an etched-on quality, a very uncommon level of attention to detail and perfectionism: clearly the work of a master. This artistic sense extends to the outer ground which is a superb example of the most subtle abrash, one of the most refined we have had the honor of viewing. The unusual beige/brown tones in the field were probably achieved by adding onion skins to the die vat. These extremely fine gradations of colour are rarely seen.(NB the colour photographs create a slightly misleading- overly yellow burnish to the field colour in spite of expert photographic efforts ) . The deliberate choice of an ink black use of indigo provides a powerful frame (border) for this piece of art, which note in the lower right-hand corner is lifted slightly through abrash to a deep blue – to highlight the design and use of emerald green in the rosettes. The green shades lighten as the border ascends harmonizing with the tones in the central medallion. The floating flow of flowers in the border is beautifully executed, with up to seven colours in a single figure. No doubt a piece commissioned by an aristocrat around 1870, it is – remarkably- in virtually perfect condition. It appears to have had very minimal footwear, and great care; a piece which was proudly displayed from time to time and appreciated. Its density and strong foundation would however allow regular use within a home, and in a spacious contemporary home or office could make a wall hanging of striking impact. This remarkable one of a kind piece is on short term reduction to coincide with our launch on 1st Dibs . Fair market value is approximately $22,000 . Fine art as investment ? The WSJ made the following comments this year : The vigor of the art market may seem counterintuitive, but it makes sense in the current environment,” economist Tyler Cowen recently wrote in The Washington Post. “First, many of the wealthy have been buying additional homes and wish to furnish them with art. Second, the recent run-up in inflation rates around the world has intensified the search for hedges.” While the aforementioned artworks fall into traditional categories, some less-prominent forms of fine art also represent ideal investment opportunities, especially because they offer more attractive—i.e., significantly less costly—entry points for new collectors. Take high-collectible and connoisseur-caliber antique Oriental rugs, for example. The best 19th-century examples often sell privately between five figures and low six figures. Today, that obscurity is fading. According to Ben Evans, the editor of Hali Magazine—a publication dedicated to the international rug and textile market—there are two primary factors to explain why antique rugs are beginning to enjoy their moment in the spotlight. “Cultural curiosity and collecting...

Stunning small rug in wool by Paola Lenti 1990. Like new never been on the floor.

Southern Azerbijan – A TRUE MYSTERY CARPET 2nd half 19th century, or earlier 10 x 6 From a Colorado Collector’s estate This carpet has proven to be a ...

From a prominent East Coast USA Dealer Sultanabad is the former name of Arak, a main center for weaving, and the locale of the famous Ferahan Sarouks, amongst other classic types and styles . In the late 19th century several significant European based companies established there to produce quality rugs and especially larger carpets for the Western market, utilyzing local talent. (Foremost among these was the Zeigler firm, and Zeigler Sultanabads...

From a Philadelphia Collector This is a very robust member of the esteemed, and increasingly rare 19th century Afstaka “family”. It is slightly longer and wider than many exam...

This 1940 Isfahan balances beautifully executed soft tone colors with intricate design. Have a look at the “rolling“ corner pieces in light blue backed by d...

Acquired from a Viennese collector’s estate The Ersari tribe of the wider Turkomen nation living in Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Iran are one of the weaving tribes better known and understood by scholars. The Tekke Turkomen’s woven materials are perhaps best known in the West, followed by the Yomud, Salor and Ersaris. A Salor main carpet, 30% larger and about 40 years older than this piece recently sold in Austria for over $50,000, such is the scholarly , collection, and investment zeal found around the world . We are making this piece available at a short term steep discount to conincide with out launch on 1st Dibs . These and other kindred tribes produce rugs, bags, Amalysks (bridal bags) and Engsis (Tent doors...

This is an exceptional rug, brand new, and made under special circumstances. Let us tell you briefly the back story. Modern day Azerbaijan with its many mountains and valleys, as in...

Isfahans, true, are not for everyone, but those who appreciate the intensity of their particular artform, very fine weave, great durability, and the beautiful feel, love living with ...

This is one of the most powerful and lovely 20th century Qashgai’w we have had the pleasure of seeing over the years . The five individually articulated centre medallions are the foc...

Stunning large modern look wool rug by Tisca italia 1973 in pure wool 200 x 300original label with composition and origins. never been used like new.

Isfahans, true, are not for everyone, but those who appreciate the intensity of their particular artform, very fine weave , great durability, and the beautiful feel, love living with them .This piece made of lamb’s wool exhibits the kind of artistic balance...