This hand-knotted area rug features a blend of wool and silk as the primary textile materials, creating a luxurious pile surface exposed during use. It falls under HTS 5701.90.20 as a knotted carpet of other textile materials (neither wool nor fine animal hair nor cotton). The intricate knotting technique ensures durability and a textile-dominated exposed face.

Hand-Knotted Jute Prayer Rug

A traditional prayer rug hand-knotted from natural jute fibers, designed with a textile pile surface for floor use during prayer. Classified under HTS 5701.90.20 for knotted floor coverings of other textile materials like vegetable fibers. Its exposed jute surface qualifies it as a textile floor covering per Chapter 57 notes.

Knotted Sisal Fiber Runner

This hallway runner is hand-knotted from durable sisal fibers, providing a coarse textile surface ideal for high-traffic areas. HTS 5701.90.20 applies to knotted floor coverings of other textile materials such as agave-derived sisal. The exposed sisal pile meets the Chapter 57 definition of textile floor coverings.

Hand-Knotted Hemp Area Rug

Eco-friendly area rug hand-knotted from sustainable hemp fibers, featuring a textured pile for modern interiors. Falls under HTS 5701.90.20 as knotted carpeting of other textile materials (vegetable fibers like hemp). Exposed hemp surface defines it as a textile floor covering.

Knotted Bamboo Silk Carpet

Luxury carpet combining bamboo viscose and silk in a hand-knotted pile, offering sheen and strength for upscale flooring. HTS 5701.90.20 covers knotted products of other textile materials including regenerated bamboo fiber. Textile pile remains exposed in use per Chapter definition.

Knotted Linen Blend Mat

Small decorative mat hand-knotted from linen and other flax blends, suitable for entryways with a natural texture. Under HTS 5701.90.20 for knotted floor coverings of other (non-cotton/wool) textiles like linen. Exposed pile surface qualifies as textile floor covering.