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Rug fragments were also found in the Lop Nur area, and are woven in symmetrical knots, with 5-7 interwoven wefts after each row of knots, with a striped design, and various colours.

An oriental rug is woven by hand on a loom, with warps, wefts, and pile made mainly of natural fibers like wool, cotton, and silk.

Cotton forms the foundation of warps and wefts of the majority of modern rugs.

Nomads who cannot afford to buy cotton on the market use wool for warps and wefts, which are also traditionally made of wool in areas where cotton was not a local product.

One or more shoots of horizontal wefts are woven (“shot”) in after each row of knots in order to further stabilize the fabric.

The wefts are fixed and spanned on the beams, or, in more advanced types of looms, the wefts are spanned on a roller beam, which allows for any length of carpet to be woven, as the finished part of the carpet is rolled up on the roller beam.

Few essential tools are needed in carpet weaving: Knives are used to cut the yarn after the knot is made, a heavy instrument like a comb for beating in the wefts, and a pair of scissors for trimming off the ends of the yarn after each row of knots is finished.

Comb-beaters are passed through the warp strings to beat in the wefts.

Warps and wefts form the foundation of the carpet, the pile accounts for the design.

Warps, wefts and pile may consist of any of these materials:.

This is done by pulling the wefts of one shed tight, separating the warps on two different levels, which leaves one warp on a lower level.