The term "fine quality" is used to describe the quality of hand-knotted carpets and refers to the density of the knots in the carpet. Hand-knotted carpets are made using cotton or silk threads woven into millions of knots. The number of knots is determined by the density and placement of the knots per square inch.

Comparison of fine and normal quality Pakistani carpets

Fine Quality

Fine quality carpets have a very tight weave and as a result have many excellent properties. Firstly, the fine weave allows for the creation of intricate patterns, which are very clear and have a high degree of detail.

Fine quality Pakistani carpets have 12 warp threads and 24 weft threads per square inch. This is the highest density of Pakistani carpets. Fine quality carpets are also characterized by their durability. The high density weave prevents dust from entering and increases durability, making the carpet itself last longer. Another feature is that they use high quality wool from New Zealand.

Normal quality

On the other hand, regular Pakistani carpets are characterized by their softness and are generally thicker than fine quality carpets. If you prefer a softer texture, this is also recommended.