Variations Offered By Vegetable Dyed Rugs Are Their Uniqueness

The rug world has been quiet for some time. The most significant development it has seen in the last 20 years is the comeback of natural dyes and handspun wool, which are created from material such as cochineal, madder, root, indigo, etc. You can find many different types of rugs being sold in the market that are labeled as ‘vegetable dyed rugs.’ They are available in both curvilinear designs and geometric designs. The ones that are of supreme quality are those which are of glowing appearance. An excellent dyed rug of this type will show its magic by lighting up the space wherever it is placed in your house. Another advantage of these rugs is that they are more durable and do not fade in the presence of ultraviolet rays; a rare quality that isn’t found in chemical dyes.

Vegetable dyed rugs use natural matter by drawing out color from it so that it can be used for dying the rug. This produces a rug that is inconsistent. Many buyers of these unique rugs often say that these rugs have a ‘character’ of their own. The reason behind this character thing is that the handspun yarns used in these rugs imbibe the dyes in a manner that gives them an uneven appearance. This uneven appearance projects variation in the colors , or what is known as abrash.

Vegetables dyes is mostly not uniform from one to another yarn batch and this gives out hue and tonal deviations among the varied batches of yarn, and this in turn, produce slight distinct areas of color in a vegetable dyed rugs.

This odd yet unique characteristic of inconsistency in these natural rugs presents a strange problem in program. A program is a way of duplicating a rug so that it looks the same as the one you ordered before or saw online, in different sizes. The problem, or you can say uniqueness, of these vegetable dyed rugs is that although the makers try their best to keep the color and design of these rugs the same, the final piece that comes out is a unique piece majority of the time. This is the reason why buyers are often told, when they order a new rug, to not expect an exact rug as the one they ordered before. This unique attribute of these rugs makes handknotted rugs so different and popular.

You can spot these rugs by looking at the inconsistency in the wool along with noticing their thickness and thinness. You may even be able to palpably feel the genuineness of these rugs in certain cases. You can look for the inconsistency, a strong feature of these rugs, by peeling back the fiber and taking a look at the knots and yarns.

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