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Fugu Carpets

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Last updated 2026-11-10 — Carpets Fugu County has a long history of carpet processing and has been well-known in the national carpet industry for a long time. Its products enjoy a high reputation both in domestic and international markets. In recent years, the number of carpet processing factories has continued to increase, products have been continuously innovated, and quality has been steadily improved. The annual carpet production reaches 800–1,700 square meters. Fugu carpets feature novel designs, exquisite craftsmanship…

Fugu Carpets

  Carpets Fugu County has a long history of carpet processing and has been well-known in the national carpet industry for a long time. Its products enjoy a high reputation both in domestic and international markets. In recent years, the number of carpet processing factories has continued to increase, products have been continuously innovated, and quality has been steadily improved. The annual carpet production reaches 800–1,700 square meters. Fugu carpets are known for their innovative designs, exquisite craftsmanship, durable texture, firm elasticity, colorfast dyes, soft hand feel, sound-absorbing and moisture-proof qualities, economic durability, and a comprehensive range of specifications and varieties. For many years, they have sold well across China and have been exported to more than ten countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Sweden, Japan, and Canada. They have been awarded the certification of “Exempted-from-Inspection Products at Ports” and “Shaanxi Provincial Quality Product.” The carpets come in varieties such as two-tone blue, three-tone blue, and multicolor, featuring rich local characteristics and ethnic styles. Designs like “Deer and Crane in Spring,” “Pheasant and Peony,” and “Golden Bricks All Over” are favored by consumers for their elegant tones and clear patterns.

  

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