If an antique American Indian, or an Aubusson rug looks worn out and faded, don’t get rid of it. Many people don’t realize that Persian, Aubussons, and Tapestries can be totally restored to look the way they did long ago. There are special methods of cleaning them that bring out the original colors, or they can be sent back to Turkey where many of them originated and were repaired by highly acclaimed artisans. There are companies in the Fairfield County CT and New York area that will repair these fine rugs using needle point, threads and colors the rugs were made with. Before any rug is restored, cleaning it is very important to ensure the fine colors are brought back to life.
Rug Restoration companies understand the worth of antique rugs, and they treat them with extreme care. They know each rug, that comes in their door could be worth thousands of dollars, and because they value and know their own work, the rug restoration company will sign documents stating what it will take to restore a customer’s rug. This written agreement states when it will be completed, and fully describes each rug so there is no mistaking one client’s rug from another. Whether a customer wants to purchase a Persian Rug in Fairfield County CT, or they want to have their’s picked up for cleaning and repairs, either can be arranged by filling out the form on the website’s contact screen or by calling the company.
Antique oriental rugs are made by the hands of skillful weavers who originate from Turkey. There are various kinds of tapestry rugs woven with wool and silk that are either hooked rugs, needle point, Dhurries or Kilims. Sometimes when a rug is going to be repaired in America, it’s found that the cost will end up being much more than the rug is worth. At the beginning of each month, many people who own a Persian Rug in Fairfield County CT have their rug sent to Turkey to be repaired. Even though master weavers repair them there, the cost is much less than if it were finished here in the states.
If a client wishes, they can allow their rug to be sent to Konya, Turkey and have the restoration completed by master weavers who have been in business for over 100 years.
