Experience unparalleled artistry and comfort with the Farbauti D Wool Hand Knotted Tibetan Rug, a distinguished creation from the Christopher Fareed Tibetan Rugs collection. Each Farbauti D rug, identified by SKU glr_FareedTibetan665, is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and visionary design synonymous with Christopher Fareed. Hand-knotted by skilled artisans in India, this luxury designer rug boasts a sumptuous pile of 100% New Zealand Wool, offering an exquisite texture and enduring quality. The sophisticated gray palette of the Farbauti D design seamlessly integrates into a myriad of interior aesthetics, from contemporary to classic. As a centerpiece from the Christopher Fareed design studios, it embodies the Wheatleyite commitment to world-class rugs, transforming any room into a sanctuary of elegance. Invest in a legacy of refined taste and exceptional comfort with this truly unique Farbauti D wool hand-knotted Tibetan rug.
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Stain Removal Codes
- Detergent solution — one teaspoon neutral detergent + one teaspoon white vinegar in a quart of warm water.
- Paint Remover — oil-free. Lacquer thinner may also be used.
- Dry Cleaning Fluid — any common brand per manufacturer instructions.
- Rust Remover — brands such as Erusticator or Rust Go.
- Acetone — nail polish remover without lanolin.
- Alcohol — rubbing, denatured, or isopropyl.
- Water
Christopher Fareed Design Studios
Farbauti D Wool Hand Knotted Tibetan Rug
From $4,060
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Elevate your space with the Farbauti D, a luxurious hand-knotted Tibetan rug by Christopher Fareed, crafted from 100% New Zealand Wool in sophisticated gray tones.
- Exclusively designed by Christopher Fareed, part of the coveted Tibetan Rugs collection.
- Masterfully hand-knotted construction, reflecting generations of artisan skill from India.
- Crafted from 100% New Zealand Wool for unparalleled softness, durability, and natural luster.
- Features the sophisticated Farbauti D design in a versatile, elegant gray palette.
- A true luxury-grade designer rug, enhancing any high-end interior.
- Available in a wide range of sizes including round, square, and rectangular dimensions, plus yarn card.
- Sku: glr_FareedTibetan665
- Attributes: modern, tibetan, wool
- Category: World Rugs
- Collection: Tibetan Rugs
- Origin: India
- Material: 100% New Zealand Wool
- Quality: Hand Knotted
- Designer: Christopher Fareed
- Vendor: Christopher Fareed Design Studios
Christopher Fareed :: Designer Profile
A designer of the 90s and today, he has experimented with radical structures and forms. Some of his original work drew its influence from print media, pop art and grunge culture, exploring the use of cultural trends and incorporating them into home decor. His designs influence in re-defining the boundaries of rug making. Since the beginning he has used convergent technologies, computers, mathematics, and theories of proportion in his designs.
Christopher's designs are creative, maximizing the use of space, deceiving the eye if necessary and paying particular attention to the way space relates to a rug. He enjoys visually integrating the interiors with progressions of popular culture, principally reflecting modern trends and personality; incorporating individual style in existing architecture. Final results appear as if they have naturally evolved, complementing and building on each other in the final impact of the space. Each rug with its own idiosyncrasy is a tribute to the current trends.
Each contemporary rug is hand made with pure New Zealand wool which is known for its softness, pliability, and superior dye absorption (for more rich, vivid colors).
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