Rug Restoration: Before and After
Every rug on this page came into our Muscat workshop damaged, worn or unreadable under soil. Nothing here is retouched — each pair is the same rug photographed before the work started and again when it was finished. Drag the handle on any case to compare.
Fringe and Selvedge Restoration
Matted fringe released and combed, loose warp ends re-anchored, and a collapsed corner binding rebuilt in matched silk.
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Burn Hole Reweaving
An ember burn through pile and foundation, rebuilt knot by knot so the medallion pattern runs unbroken.
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Silk Rug Hand Washing
Dry soil extraction and a pH-balanced silk-safe wash to lift a grey film and bring the reds back.
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Side Cord Rebinding
A split side cord rewrapped in matched silk at the original tension, closing the edge before it shed knots.
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Worn Pile Reweaving
A patch worn to the foundation on an ivory ground, rewoven with the ground dye-matched across several tones.
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Deep Restoration Wash
A rug so heavily soiled its design had vanished, brought back to a navy field and terracotta border.
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Most repairs start with a photograph. Send us one and we will tell you what can be done, what it will cost and how long it takes.