The first step in the repair process is to evaluate the rug’s condition. This includes assessing the type and extent of damage, whether it’s due to wear and tear, moth damage, pet damage, or other factors.

Before any repairs can be made, the rug may need to be thoroughly cleaned to remove dirt and stains. This can also help to reveal the true extent of the damage.

The repair process may involve various restoration techniques, such as reweaving damaged areas, patching holes, securing loose threads, and re-fringing or overcasting the edges.

One of the most important aspects of repairing Persian rugs is matching the colours and patterns of the rug as precisely as possible. Our skilled artisans use high-quality wool or silk threads that closely match the original colours of the rug.

After the repairs are made, the edges of the rug may need to be bound or finished to ensure durability and a neat appearance.

Once the repairs are complete, the rug will undergo a final cleaning to remove any dust or debris that may have accumulated during the repair process. It is then inspected one final time for quality and consistency.