Tauris Trellis - Arts & Crafts by William Morris white house emblem The secondary "guls" used in

The secondary "guls" used in Salor rugs resemble the major guls of the Tekke and Sariq tribes

since strong silk fibers permit skilled weavers to weave more knots per square inch (KPSI) than those of wool carpets

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weaving the rug will require roughly three times the amount of work

Voiced in a sophisticated palette of natural hues

Tauris Trellis - Arts & Crafts by William Morris white house emblem The secondary "guls" used inOverview This beautiful pure wool rug has been inspired by the famous 19th century British textile designer William Morris. The trellis motif is a traditional element and can be found in designs from all periods but Morris took the motif and made it his own. He simplified the trellis into perfect squares, sketched in some lines simulating woodgrain without suggesting depth, added some climbing roses and bluebirds, and created a classic.