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Making
Five ways of making
Knotted, tufted, woven and flat — each with its own weight, texture and life.
- 01Hand KnottedEach knot tied individually around the warp threads, then clipped and washed. The most time-intensive and durable construction.34
- 02Hand TuftedYarn punched through a stretched backing cloth with a hand-held tufting tool, then latexed, backed and sheared.17
- 03Hand WovenWoven on a loom by hand, interlacing warp and weft to create pile or flat textures.6
- 04DhurriesTraditional Indian flat-woven rugs, historically cotton, now also made in wool and jute.8
- 05FlatweavePileless textiles in which the weft forms the surface; reversible in many cases and light underfoot.5
01Hand Knotted34
Each knot tied individually around the warp threads, then clipped and washed. The most time-intensive and durable construction.
02Hand Tufted17
Yarn punched through a stretched backing cloth with a hand-held tufting tool, then latexed, backed and sheared.
03Hand Woven6
Woven on a loom by hand, interlacing warp and weft to create pile or flat textures.
04Dhurries8
Traditional Indian flat-woven rugs, historically cotton, now also made in wool and jute.
05Flatweave5
Pileless textiles in which the weft forms the surface; reversible in many cases and light underfoot.
Signature collection
Mughal Garden
Flowering plants set in rows, ogee lattices that recall pavilion screens and borders of trailing vines — India’s garden-carpet vocabulary, drawn with a contemporary lightness.
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Rooms
Find the piece that changes the room
Chosen for how each room is lived in.
Interactive
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Blue Rug
Hand Knotted · Wool
From ₹56,000
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Kamal Sand
Hand Tufted · Wool
From ₹17,000
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Tarang Cocoa
Hand Tufted · Mixed Fibre
From ₹18,500
Fibre
Know what you’re living with
Choose a fibre to see how it behaves underfoot.
Close-up · Wool
Wool
Wool is the foundation of the handmade rug. Its natural crimp lets the pile recover from footsteps, its lanolin helps it resist soiling, and it takes dye deeply, ageing to a soft sheen with use.
- Resilient
- Naturally soil-resistant
- Ages gracefully
Best forLiving rooms, bedrooms, hallways and most everyday spaces
Explore wool rugsProcess
From loom to home
Nine stages between an idea and your floor.
Panja dhurries of Salawas near Jodhpur are named after the claw-like panja tool used to beat the weft; their designs combine geometric compositions, flowers and the wave-like leheriya pattern.
Guided
Find your rug
Six questions. A short list worth considering.
Which room is it for?
Stories
The Journal
Notes on craft, material and living with rugs.
From graph to knot
A hand-knotted rug passes through many hands before it reaches a room. We follow it from the first drawing to the final inspection.
ReadThe case for abrash
Gentle shifts of tone across a handmade rug are not flaws. They are the visible memory of the dye pot and the loom.
ReadIndigo, in every register
From the palest wash to near black, indigo has a long association with Indian textiles. Our Indigo Stories collection explores its range.
ReadThe everyday flatweave
Light, graphic and made to be lived on, the dhurrie is the rug most Indian homes have known. The Dhurrie Studio begins there.
ReadGetting the size right
Most rooms are let down not by the wrong rug but by the wrong size of rug. A practical guide to measuring and deciding.
ReadPattern pared back
Line, tone and proportion, with nothing added. Quiet Geometry brings the clarity of the flatweave to contemporary rooms.
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