Material

A carpet can be made using different materials like Wool, Cotton, Leather, Jute, etc. All these materials have different properties and features that give a carpet its identity.

1. Wool

  • Carpet made of wool are resistant to wear and tear and can look like new for years.
  • Give warmth to the room and also absorb moisture up to 40% of their weight.
  • Extremely soft and comfortable to walk on.
  • Reflect light in different directions and hence are not very shiny.
  • Prevent accumulation of static electricity.

2. Cotton

  • Cotton carpets hold their shape well and do not get disfigured easily.
  • They are cheaper than wool and silk carpets.
  • Cotton as a fabric has ‘breathing’ property. It absorbs and releases moisture quickly.
  • Easy to clean and washable. They also have low drying time.
  • Soft on touch and comfortable to walk on.

 

    4. Jute

    • Jute carpets are environment friendly due to their recyclable nature.
    • They are sturdy and stain resistant.
    • Due to low cost of fabrication, these carpets are cheaper.

    5. Viscose

    • Ideally mimics natural silks and provides a cheaper alternative of Silk carpets.
    • These carpets acquire polish with ease and preserve their texture and color for a long time.
    • Soft and rich feel with a shiny texture. They look bright and colorful.
    • Pile doesn’t get tramples under weight and regains its shape quickly.

    6. Silk

    • Silk gives a very shiny and lustrous look to carpets.
    • Look elegant and have a distinctive high gloss shine.
    • They have an incredible natural property displaying different colors when viewed from different angles.
    • No allergies associated with silk.
    • In spite of its delicate and fragile appearance, they are very sturdy and reliable.
    • Light weight and resistant to shrinkage, surface abrasion and fracture.
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