Mohair
rugs / Mohair carpets are woven out of the hair of the Angora goat. The
word "mohair" is derived from the Arabic mukhayyar, a type of
haircloth. Mohair is shorn out of the goat twice a year. The hair so
removed is then processed to remove the dirts. Often the Mohair is
dehaired to to separate the coarse hair from the down hair.
Mohair carpets because of the rich texture and diversity of fleece
personality are acclaimed worldwide. Different types of colors are
incorporated in the weaving scheme due to which they are capable enough
to take on and enhance a broad spectrum of decor styles. Mohair carpets
are endowed with beautiful sheen that reflect in a room lighting.
Features of the Mohair Carpets
Following features of Mohair carpets have made them one of the most
sought after carpets around the world. Some of the common features
include:
- These carpets are soft and give luxurious feel underfoot
- The carpet is a blend of beauty and durability and hence
favorite with carpet manufacturers
- Mohair carpets last long and can be further strengthened and
thickened by using linen warp
- The natural locks of Mohair are utilized to lace the surface of
the fabric
- The texture of the carpets is good
- Mohair carpets are also known for their luster, sheen and
resiliency
- Mohair carpets also have great insulating properties and are
also moisture-wicking, stretch and flame resistant, and crease
resistant.
- The tanned hide of the carpets adds character to the room. If
selected keeping in mind the color of the walls and the floor of the
room they can add grace and charm to the room
- Mohair yarns come in black to white and various shades of red
and brown colors. However apart from these natural colors they can
be dyed to achieve the desired shades.
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