Please return soon. A rug differs from a carpet in that it is usually woven in one piece and usually does not cover an entire floor.
Tapestry is probably the oldest of the flat-woven patterned carpet weaves.
It is characterized by discontinuous threads of different colors that form the design patterns. Other flat-woven rug techniques include soumak, brocading, and embroidery. The characteristic feature of pile carpets is the knotting and fastening of extra strands of material into a foundation weave to form a dense layer of loops. Short individual strands are manually wrapped or knotted around taut vertical threads. After each row is knotted, a horizontal thread is carried across the full width of the web and beaten firmly into place.