1. Tibetan rugs and carpets wool Dyeing and Drying
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

...   Winding Tibetan rugs carpets wool: After the yarn is spun, the bobbin is taken out from the spinning wheel and the yarn put on a winder, made of iron or bamboo. The winding process con...

2. Tibetan rugs and carpet Wool Spinning
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

... wool can be spun into yarn in different ways by using different means. It can be spun by using hand-driven spinning wheel, foot and hand-driven spinning wheel, hanging spindle and bowl resting and re...

3. Tibetan carpet Wool Blending and Carding:
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

...e carding also helps remove dirt, short fibers and vegetable matters contained in the wool. Besides, better spinning is also achieved through a proper carding process, because if the carding is good, ...

4. Manufacturing Process of Tibetan Nepal Carpet and Rugs:
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

...nal finishing are as follows: Wool sorting and washing (scouring), Wool blending and carding, Wool spinning, Wool winding, Wool dyeing and drying, Balling, Weaving (knotting), ...

5. Tibetan rugs and carpets knots
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

...100 knots per square inch, More than 100 knots per square inch. However, due to the unique knotting and spinning systems applied the number of knots may not be exact as specified. Majority of ...

6. Reasons for the Success
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

...the contributing factors to the uniqueness of the Nepalese carpet are: The wool, The yarn spinning, The knotting, Pile height Knot density, Dyes, Aesthetic assortment of the colors, ...

7. CARPET HISTORY IN NEPAL
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

...l will be struck by the fact that the ethnic groups always seem to occupy themselves with something useful; spinning wool while herding, making ropes, knotting rugs, weaving, and etc. the geographical...

8. Nepalese Carpet: The Most Preferred Product
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

... maintained. Similarly, due to the other reasons like the woolen yarn count differences resulting from hand-spinning system, and the differences in the diameter of the iron rod used also the knots per...

9. History of Nepalese Carpets
(Carpets and rugs/Carpets and rugs)

...panding carpet industries. Hence machine carding is also performing for larger supply of carded alivers for spinning. Spinning:  Wool spinning is d one by hand charkha. The experienced Nepales...

10. What is Pashmina ?
(Pashmina Shawl/Pasmina)

...uchsia - butter, yellow, white and of course jet black. It takes the wool from four and over 200 men hours (spinning, weaving, dying and decorating) to make just one pashmina shawl. Hand spinning the ...