Hand Knotted

Hand Knotted rug is a hand-woven masterpiece wherein specialised artisan manually tie each thread to each other forming knots that are spread across the length and breadth of the rug. It does not involve use of any kind of machine in the entire process. Each thread forming the knots is equally stretched, uniformly cut, and tied from ends to provide strength to the rug. Despite the effort involved in weaving, these rugs come in numerous colours, designs, and patterns.  Hand Knotted rugs are the most durable out of the lot because of its knotting.

Hand Tufted

Hand Tufted rugs are partially hand made. A tufting gun is used in putting together the entire piece. This process is not very time intensive and does not require the same level of skill that hand knotting does. In comparison with its Knotted version, Tufted Rug involves much lesser effort and time, hence, lower than Knotted in pricing and durability.

Hand Loomed/ Flat Weave

Hand loomed rug is traditionally hand-woven on a vertical loom with a mounted wrap. They often have no fringes or proper secured ends or sides. The making of them is by pressing strands of fibre together by using thin threading.

Dhurrie

Dhurrie is a thick flat woven rug. It’s concept is different from rug, it’s mostly used as bedding.