Needlepoint rugs are  stitched rugs produced by sewing the design into a large piece of fabric which is also called a canvas. Various stitches can be used to produce different patterns and appearances. When the artisan changes thread color, the excess is left hanging long on the back side. Needlepoint rugs tend to have smaller sizes than aubusson rugs. And most of the needlepoint rug pieces made today are coming from villages. So actually they are not factory made rugs as they only come to factories for sales when stitched ready.

Blow is the showcase of our hand made  needlepoint rugs. Please click to enlarge the designs.

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We currently have, a.  Over 100 MORE beautiful NEEDLEPOINT design patterns with various color combinations b.  Largest stocks for immediate shipments c.  The capability to custom make any needlepoint rug design provided by you Our online needlepoint rug design catalogue , the  latest stock list  and wholesale price list  will be sent to you as long as you do the following, 1.  Write an email to us or fax us at 0086-534-2369-528. 2. Leave us your contact information with your phone, fax number and address. Attention: Please understand that we CAN'T reply to emails from our competitors and send all our designs for copying.:). So only serious enquiries with contact information (phone, fax, address) would be highly welcome and efficient response can be expected.

Specification

Needlepoint rugs Hand stitched / hand sewn 100% wool yarn on cotton canvas Following the same techniques of antique needlepoint rugs made centuries ago

Sizes

Standard sizes: 2x3,3x5,4x6,5x8,6x9 in feet Custom sizes: Extra large, runners, squares are acceptable

Delivery lead time

About 2 months for available design in regular sizes About 3 months for custom order including custom designs, custom colors and custom sizes as new cartoons are needed to be drawn by hand Loom availability, order status, order quantity, designs, colors  all affect the production period

One more interesting thing for people to know about handmade needlepoint rugs is that they do not even use looms, whether vertical or horizontal.  A needlepoint rug is stitched between two wood rods.  Sewers can sit at both sides to stitch it, which speed up the stitching.  That's just an amazing handmade art left today! 

Chinese needlepoint rugs are famous today and there has been formed a large base with outstanding productions, which give new life to this old art.  And most importers around the world are buying needlepoint rugs from China.