The Design: Using a canvas or principal material stretched on a vertical frame, artisans create a design.
The Punching: The worker manually guides and shoots yarn through the fabric in accordance with the design using a tufting gun.
The Backing: To secure the yarn loops in place, latex glue is applied to the canvas’s back.
The Finish: To cover the latex and provide a clean finish, a secondary mesh or fabric backing (such as cotton) is adhered over it.
Key Features: They feature a deep, thick pile that is incredibly soft underfoot.
Affordable Luxury: Because the procedure is quicker and takes less time, they are far less expensive than hand-knotted rugs.