Moldovan rugs are emblematic handicrafts from Moldova, renowned for their rich floral patterns, especially roses. They hold a central place in the aesthetic of Moldovan rugs. A symbol of love, life, and prosperity, the rose brings both a decorative and spiritual dimension to these textile pieces. Traditionally, these rugs were often hung on house walls, where they represented a sign of wealth, family prestige, and cultural heritage.

Dimensions: 154 cm x 195 cm — 5' x 6'3''

Composition: 100% hand-knotted wool

Origin: Moldova

The wool used primarily comes from Karakul sheep, known for the softness, resistance, and quality of its fiber. Hand-spun, it gives the rug a rich, warm, and durable texture.

Moldovan artisans traditionally use natural vegetable dyes, such as madder for reds, indigo for blues, and turmeric for yellows, thereby creating deep, harmonious, and long-lasting colors.

In Moldovan folklore, the rug holds significant symbolic importance. Associated with femininity, home, and family transmission, it was often carefully crafted by the women of the household and passed down from generation to generation as a precious testament to talent and artistic sense.