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Woolen carpets are always a better choice

27th May 2010
On comparison you will always find woolen rugs and carpets superior to synthetic rugs and carpets simply because wool itself is a superior fiber. It is always long lasting and fire resistant. Woolen rugs and carpets have proved to be more dust resistant i... Read >
Author: Matt Fuller

Style Your Bathroom with New Shower Curtains

25th March 2010
It is difficult to find bathrooms without shower curtains. Shower curtains are very functional and help to keep your bathroom dry and clean at all times. Different synthetic and natural materials determine the different types of shower curtains. Polyester... Read >
Author: Sara Sanders

Uses of Pigments

25th February 2010
Pigments are used in a wealth of applications from the design on that new T-shirt to the colour of your shoes. But that is not all; pigments are used to colour cosmetics, medicine, plastics, building material such as brick and vinyl cladding, the magazine... Read >
Author: David Arroyo

Dyeing Technique of a Persian Rug

12th February 2010
The only available dyes to color Persian and Oriental rugs, until late 19th century were vegetable dyes. During the 20th century most weavers switched to chemical dyes because of their consistency. Lately, vegetable dyes had a come back because they pr... Read >
Author: Astrid Kazarian

Sarees, the charming attire of Every Indian Women

26th January 2010
Mention the word Saree and you will have all the female attention in the world directed towards you...because no other kind of apparel brings out the quintessential feminity as effectively and sensually as a saree does. And among the genres of saree avail... Read >
Author: Anki

Antique Tabriz Rugs: Creating the Oriental Charm

08th January 2010
Are you thinking of getting a rug for your interiors? How about choosing an antique Tabriz rug that is the manifestation of the antique oriental elegance? Incorporating an antique piece into a modern contemporary setting requires flair and imagination. A ... Read >
Author: Sumeshnarmath

Designer Denim: High End Processing

09th December 2009
The use of high-quality vintage looms and natural dyes results in the creation of fabric that is durable and retains its shape and color for longer. Even though the premium brand retailing from $250-$400 should not have a problem of longevity, it sim... Read >
Author: Ima Johnson

10 Reasons to Switch to Organic Bedding and Clothing

18th November 2009
When Organic food was first presented to the public, there were few choices and some of the products simply did not appeal to the taste buds being bland or too "natural." Now the choices are endless and appeal to almost every palette. The same was tru... Read >
Author: jackmoe

What to look out for when buying Oriental Rugs on Holiday?

11th November 2009
Many people go on holiday to places where rugs are woven and it is part of the experience to go to the market to buy a rug. Over the years I have been called out many times to assess and value rugs bought in the Middle East, North Africa or India and mor... Read >
Author: margaret

Silk Shawls, Scarves & Accessories – Part One of A Six Part, Six Color Guide to Natural Dyes

06th November 2009
Did you know that leaves, stems, bark, roots, seeds and fruit from your very own garden can be used to make brilliant, non-toxic natural dyes for your favorite silk shawls, scarves, accessories and more? Mother Nature provided us with so many wonderful re... Read >
Author: Reenie Vincent

Silk Scarves, Silk Shawls, Tapestries, Fabric Arts & Crafts – 10 Creative Ways To Apply Natural Dy

30th October 2009
Whether you are knitting a silk scarf, silk shawl or wool sweater for a loved one, creating fabric art in your home, holiday crafts in the classroom, or in the mood to revive your wardrobe, try applying natural dyes that are toxin-free and safe for you, y... Read >
Author: Reenie Vincent

What is special about natural dyes and hand spun wool?

27th October 2009
If you look at an oriental weaving (rug, bags, pillow covers etc) from the 19thC you will notice that the colours have an attractive depth and richness about them. Natural dyes produce a vast range of colours that have a remarkable ability to harmonize wi... Read >
Author: margaret

How do I learn about Antique Oriental rugs?

27th October 2009
There are two aspects of learning about Antique Oriental rugs, first it to be able to see and handle old rugs. You have to be able to distinguish different types of structures, colour palettes and "handle". There are a number of ways, learning from a deal... Read >
Author: margaret

Baby Nursery Bedding Read Before Buying

06th October 2009
It is always incredibly exciting to begin planning for the arrival of your baby. Before jumping into buying baby bedding there are some important factors that should be considered. It is important to buy baby bedding that is safe, durable and very easy to... Read >
Author: abale

Antique Rugs vs. New Rugs - What is the Difference?

24th September 2009
Why are old rugs more expensive than new ones? Well it depends how old, as there is a watershed in Oriental rugs that occurred around 1890 to 1920 when there was a huge influence from Europe that affected the design, dyes and wools used in oriental rug... Read >
Author: margaret
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