The Kutahya carpet is a hand-knotted rug with a diamond medallion, its soft sky-blue field carrying a light diamond-shaped medallion in cream, framed by a deep brown border. The name recalls Kütahya, the Anatolian city famous for its blue-and-white ceramic art tradition — a palette this rug closely echoes.Product Details Construction: Hand Knotted Material: Wool Colour: Sky Blue Pattern: Diamond medallion with geometric border Style: Traditional, Anatolian-Inspired Made in: Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India Kutahya sets a soft blue-and-cream diamond medallion against a deep brown border — a muted, restrained palette that echoes the blue-and-white ceramic traditions this Anatolian city is famous for. The diamond-shaped medallion is a more angular alternative to the rounded medallions found in floral Oushak designs. Hand-knotted strand by strand, Kutahya is built for generations of use.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhy is it named after Kütahya?Kütahya is renowned for its blue-and-white ceramic art tradition, a colour palette this rug closely echoes.What is a diamond medallion?A medallion shaped as an angular diamond rather than a rounded or scalloped form, a variation found across Anatolian weaving traditions.How is hand-knotted different from hand-tufted?Hand-knotted rugs are tied knot by knot entirely by hand onto a foundation, with no backing glue — slower to make and more durable than tufted construction.What is the pile material?Wool.How long does a hand-knotted rug last?With proper care, hand-knotted wool rugs are built to last for generations, not just years.Which room suits this rug best?Living rooms and bedrooms — the muted blue-and-brown palette works as a calm, versatile anchor.How do I care for it?Vacuum regularly on suction only, blot spills with a dry cloth, avoid harsh chemicals, and get professional cleaning periodically.
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