Turkish Cinar Silk Carpet - 3 Hereke Types feat. 2500kpsi 20/20 Rugs

3 Cinar Hereke carpets from 400 to 2500 kpsi.
The Cinar silk carpets are amongst the best known and classic examples of Turkish silk rugs and are part of the greater Hereke family. Most of the older and newer Cinar rugs have a 8/8 or 10/10 quality, but in this video I will introduce you to a 20/20 Cinar Hereke with an incredible 2500 kpsi.

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SALE - 20 TO 40% OFF OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY OF CARPETS
Due to the strength of the US dollar, we are able to save on the cost of our handmade rugs and are happy to pass the savings to our clients.
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NEED HELP?? How I can help you identifying your carpet??
Due to the large number of questions I get from viewers about the rugs that they have, I have made a video in which I explain to you what I need in order to help you quickly and accurately.
Please watch this video:
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Description:
Turkish Cinar Silk Rugs:
The Turkish Cinar carpets come is many different qualities, designs and sizes. Unlike most of the older Turkish silk rug producers, the workshops that make the Cinar rugs are still in business and produce some of the finest examples of handmade pure silk carpets. In this video, I will showcase 3 different Cinar Hereke rugs and show you the differences in qualities and signatures.
This video is specially valuable for those who are either thinking about buying a silk Turkish rug or already own one and are seeking information about them..

[perryholcombe]

Would love to see a video on the more tribal and nomadic Persian rugs of the Qashqai, Luri, and maybe even the Bakhtiari peoples. Killer work as always Mike! Thank you

[timothyco.]

What kind of knot are these ties with?