"Rug" refers to smaller, movable pieces used to cover specific areas, while "carpet" covers larger, fixed floor spaces, with Turkish handwoven rugs being artistic, cultural items better described as "rugs" due to their craftsmanship and size.

Rug weaving is an ancient craft, with Turkish rugs being renowned for their rich history and intricate designs. The process includes knotting, dyeing with natural colors, and using premium materials like wool and silk. Turkish rugs not only add warmth and beauty to any space but also carry cultural significance, each telling a unique story through its patterns and craftsmanship.

Mehmet, part of a three-generation family tradition in Turkish rug making, brings the artistry of handmade rugs from Cappadocia to Dallas. After years in the industry in Turkey, Mehmet moved to the U.S. in 2020 to share his curated collection of timeless Turkish rugs with a wider audience. Each rug represents not only craftsmanship but a piece of culture and history, perfect for modern homes seeking warmth and authenticity.