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Our most sought-after pieces — chosen again and again by collectors, interior designers, and discerning homeowners across the country.
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Our newest additions — quiet forms, considered materials, and the kind of textures you'll want to touch before you buy. First come, first chosen.
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heirloom.
A hand-knotted rug isn't furniture — it's a living object. With the right care, it doesn't just survive the years; it matures into something more beautiful than the day it arrived. Our guide covers everything: daily routines, seasonal care, and the questions professionals actually get asked.
Read the Care Guide
from the loom
to your floor.
A hand-knotted rug is not manufactured — it is grown. Each one passes through months of skilled human effort before it earns the right to enter your home.
Explore the Full Process
Duration
1–3 weeks
Every masterpiece begins on paper.
Design & Blueprint
Our designers sketch intricate patterns — Persian medallions, geometric tribals, abstract contemporaries — painstakingly translated into a colour-coded blueprint. Every knot placement is mapped before a single thread is touched.
Duration
3–7 days per dye lot
Colour is never an accident.
Yarn Dyeing
Skeins of pure wool or silk are hand-dipped into dye vats — sometimes using vegetable extracts, sometimes chrome dyes for colourfastness. Each hank is stirred, rinsed, and sun-dried until it reaches exactly the right shade. There is no shortcut to the right colour.
Duration
16–20 weeks
One knot at a time. No exceptions.
Hand Knotting
The weaver sits at a vertical loom and, following the blueprint row by row, ties each individual knot by hand — looping yarn around the warp threads and clipping the excess. A single square foot of a fine rug can contain over 300 hand-tied knots. A 9×12 rug: millions.
Duration
1–2 weeks
The colours come alive.
Washing & Stretching
Once off the loom, the rug is hand-washed with formulated solutions, scrubbed gently with bristle brushes to bring up the pile, then stretched and sun-dried. This is when the design truly reveals itself — colours deepening, texture softening, proportions settling into place.
Duration
1–3 days
Perfection, by hand.
Clipping & Finishing
The pile is evened with large scissors — a skilled art called clipping — revealing the rug's final pattern with crisp clarity. Fringes are cleaned, edges are bound, and the entire piece undergoes a rigorous quality inspection before it ever leaves the workshop.
Every piece in our collection has been through this journey. The rug you choose carries within it thousands of hours of human devotion.