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Carpet fringes are decorative and functional elements typically found along the edges of handmade rugs or carpets. These fringes, made from durable threads or yarn, serve as an extension of the carpet's structure, adding an elegant and traditional finish. They come in various styles and materials, making them suitable for enhancing the visual appeal of different carpets. Material: Made from strong yarns or cotton threads for durability. Design: Traditional knotted style with evenly spaced tassels. Function: Provides a decorative edge and helps maintain the integrity of the carpet's weave. Usage: Commonly used in oriental, Persian, or handwoven carpets. What is carpet fringe? Carpet fringe is the decorative, often tassel-like threads found at the ends of a carpet, typically seen in handwoven or oriental rugs. It is part of the rug's foundation, tying the warp threads together and preventing unraveling. How to remove carpet fringe? Removing carpet fringe involves trimming it off carefully with scissors or using a seam ripper to separate it from the carpet. However, this may damage the carpet's structure, so it's recommended to consult a professional before attempting removal. What is the edge of a carpet called? The edge of a carpet is referred to as the selvage or binding. On handmade carpets, this may also include the fringe, which is the finishing of the rug’s foundation threads. How do you clean a carpet fringe? To clean a carpet fringe, gently shake off loose dirt, then use a mild detergent and water solution. Lightly scrub the fringe with a soft brush or sponge, taking care not to damage the threads. Avoid harsh chemicals or intense brushing, as these can cause wear. These fringes not only add to the aesthetic appeal of the carpet but also serve a functional role in preserving the rug's weave.