Second Phase rugs

Second Phase rugs refer to a specific period in rug manufacturing characterized by further refinement in design, knotting techniques, and material quality. Typically emerging after early traditional weaves, these rugs display increased craftsmanship and detail, often incorporating more intricate patterns and richer color palettes. They reflect advancements in dyeing and weaving technologies, resulting in more durable and visually appealing products. This phase marks a progression toward higher-quality rugs, blending traditional artistry with improved techniques, and is valued for its enhanced aesthetic and durability.