We create handmade rugs with high-quality wool and silk. Our intricate designs elevate your space with detailed patterns and hand-knotting quality craftsmanship.
Looking for a handmade rug that offers both quality and aesthetics? Our rugs contain millions of knots, each one placed deliberately to build the pattern, structure, and texture you see in the finished piece.
We make sharp and well-defined patterns. The construction is dense and stable, meaning the rug holds its shape and resists unraveling even with regular, everyday use.
These are not decorative pieces that need to be treated carefully. They are built for real homes and real life, and they tend to look better with age rather than worse.
A classic medallion layout with the kind of fine detailing that gives a formal living room a genuine focal point.
Understated and clean. Works especially well in contemporary spaces that don't want to compete with bold patterns.
Rich color and traditional motifs that make a room feel intentional and complete. Our most reviewed piece for good reason
Fluid, organic lines that soften harder furniture and add movement to a modern layout.
Hallways often get overlooked. This runner changes that — warmth and definition in a format that actually fits the space.
For rooms where you want the rug to be the statement. The luminosity of pure silk at this level of craftsmanship is hard to describe until you see it in person.
The material a rug is made from determines not just how it looks, but how it ages and how it fits into your daily life. We work with a focused selection of fibers, each chosen for a specific reason.
Wool is the material we use most. It is tough, handles heavy foot traffic without breaking down, and doesn't stain easily, unlike many synthetic materials.
Wool and silk blends take things a step further. The silk gives the rug a soft glow that looks beautiful in natural and artificial light, while the wool keeps it strong and sturdy. Together, they make a rug that feels noticeably more luxurious.
Natural fibers like cotton and jute have their own charm. They add texture and a warm, earthy look that fits perfectly in relaxed, casual, or nature-inspired rooms.
When you are going to choose a suitable rug for your place, start with size. It’s the most common mistake people make when shopping for rugs. Too small is far worse than too large.
Traditional motifs, medallions, florals, and geometric borders add a sense of history and depth that works in both classic and transitional interiors.
If your space leans more contemporary, abstract or geometric designs tend to complement rather than compete with modern furniture.
A hand-knotted rug is exactly what the name suggests. A weaver sits at a loom and ties each knot individually, one at a time, across the entire surface of the rug.
That depends on what you’re comparing them to. Against machine-made options, the difference in craftsmanship, longevity, and feel is substantial. A hand-knotted rug doesn’t just hold up over time; it tends to develop more character as it ages.
Decades, in most cases. Many hand-knotted rugs outlast the homes they’re placed in and get passed from one generation to the next. Proper care helps, but the fundamental durability comes from their construction.