Savonnerie Rugs
Savonnerie rugs follow the grand floral style of the French royal carpet workshops: scrolling acanthus leaves, garlands, bouquets of roses and elegant borders. Our Savonnerie rugs include vintage Chinese Savonnerie carpets, Tibetan and Nepalese Savonnerie designs, Pakistani pile rugs, needlepoint rugs and Karastan Savonnerie designs, from small rugs to room sizes.
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Aubusson Rugs
Elegant flatwoven rugs and tapestries named after the French town of Aubusson: pastel roses, scrolling acanthus and garlands, a...Savonnerie Rugs FAQs
What is a Savonnerie rug?
A rug in the style of the French Savonnerie workshop: knotted pile with flowers, acanthus scrolls and ornate borders.
Where does the name Savonnerie come from?
The workshop was set up in a former soap factory in Paris; savonnerie is French for soap factory.
What is the difference between Savonnerie and Aubusson?
Savonnerie carpets have a pile; Aubusson rugs are flat-woven. The designs are closely related.
Where are your Savonnerie rugs made?
Ours come from China, Nepal, Pakistan and elsewhere; each listing gives the origin and materials.
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