Turkish Silk Hereke Rugs - Learn about real & fake Hereke carpets

Turkish Hereke Rugs -
FAKE vs. REAL silk Hereke rugs. If you own or want more information about real silk Turkish Hereke rugs and the Chinese made Hereke carpets, watch this video. I show you examples of both and how you can determine whether the silk Hereke rug is real or a fake one. This is one of many videos that we have added to show you how to determine the difference between the genuine Turkish silk Hereke carpets and other types of handmade rugs that are made to imitate them.
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NEED HELP?? How I can help you identifying your carpet??
Due to the large number of questions I get from viewers about the rugs that they have, I have made a video in which I explain to you what I need in order to help you quickly and accurately.
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[@actrita7471]

14:20 Turkmenistan is..., I believe, Western China, in South West or somewhere in China!!!???...

[@hassanaftab1270]

I was very much amazed to find out that Pakistan highest export of carpet is to Turkey. Like really why? They buy good quality cheap rugs from Pakistan and sale in Turkey. Yes that's totally true. Turkish people are largest carpet buyer in Pakistan. Pakistanis are like give us every design we would make it for it. And they would label It made in Turkey too. But made in Pakistan. This was surprising because turkey was largest producer of carpets

[@vmugunthan4503]

Hi Mr. Hannah. It was only after watching this video that I purchased 2 Hereke rugs. I could ascertain their authenticity owing to the information obtained from your video

[@ramazanbasturk7161]

I have a case of 1.600 knots per square centimeter if you want 40×40

[@hey.you..]

thank you VERY much

[@moniqueschoenhage2402]

What kid of rug is the pictorial rug behind you? Where can that be purchased!!

[@mprugs]

Hi Monique, I made a video about pictorial Tabriz rugs and featured this large piece. Here is the link and if you skip to the 10:00, you will see me describe it. It is an extremely fine Tabriz rug that I feature in my private section of my website and it is a very expensive and exclusive piece. For more information about it, feel free to email me through our website at MPrugs.com

[@mprugs]

Here is the link to the video about our pictorial Tabriz rugs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3zJaZZqrJ2eq7c

[@googoolfool]

Oh, come on!!!! Turkmanistan is not China! It has nothing to do with China!

[@VadymSamoylov]

Turkmenistan isn't a part of China... it's its own country on the Caspian Sea... part of the original Persian Empire.

[@mohaouje]

you have all this knowledge and you can’t even tell the difference between a turkish hereke and a kayseri!!??? misleading people!!!

[@MREGGGOD1]

Bullseye 🎯 !!

[@houseofkashmiricarpets6559]

Same is hapning with kashmiri hand knotted carpet .china machine made destroyed handmade business

[@madonnawayne4130]

Audio needs to be louder. It must be absorbed by the large showroom. Information is 3xcellent.

[@corenecipolletti2238]

Thank you so much for this. So very interesting and informative!

[@act_sion]

For someone who sell rugs and do not know that Turkmenistan is a country in Central Asia ! I start to doubt of your knowledge !

[@notsoluckyluke3873]

OK, How to distinguish fake from real if I’m shopping online?

[@act_sion]

Handmade in China? With the chinese labour cost ? Really????

[@molecub]

Has the dramatic decline in the value of the Turkish lira seen a corresponding reduction in the price of Turkish carpets to US buyers?

[@mprugs]

Hi, Due to my specialty in older pieces and specially the ones that are no longer produced like the Ozipek, I have not seen a downward pricing in those rugs as the demand is larger than the supply.

[@DREYERNICOLAAS]

Thank you for the valuable information!

[@JT-rk4mo]

Turkmenistan is a country..not in China!..lol The question is if both are hand-made silk rugs, why the made in Turkey ones should command more money albeit thicker and heavier as durability is not really an issue here?

[@markgarvan1823]

I picked up a rug 3 times bigger. Do not no exactly what it is but it seems good

[@sofisofi2164]

Good✅🙏 All Asia's carpets nice💫🧵🪡🧶

[@luciopelloso7184]

I will be going to Turkey. Where are you located? I would by a carpet from you.

[@ramazanbasturk7161]

You can reach antalya

[@ginog8701]

Good info : thank you

[@JamalKhaffaf]

Brother I spent half your video just hearing how good you are. May be next time just start with what’s fake and what’s real and that’s how you show ppl how good you are. Cheers

[@MrOracle01]

Excellent professional videos. My ONLY recommendation will be to avoid repeating the same point over and over gain like these 2 are Turkish and the other 2 Chinese- felt like you repeated the point 5 times which becomes annoying.

[@act_sion]

Specially when the 2 Chinese one if handmade are probably not from China