Carpets Manufacturer and Exporter
HISTORY
Carpets is a story of artistic evolution, technological advancement, and cultural exchange, influenced by various regions and peoples over millennia. From the ancient nomads to the modern factories, carpets have remained a key feature of interior design and a symbol of human creativity.
About Us
we are the manufacturer and exporter of 100% hand-knotted carpets and also specialised in wall to wall (polypropylene,nylon) carpets.
Woven Carpets
Hand-knotted
A “hand knotted carpet” refers to a carpet where each individual knot in the design is tied by hand on a loom, creating a highly intricate and durable rug using a traditional weaving technique that requires a significant amount of skill and time from the artisan; essentially, it means the carpet is made knot by knot, completely by hand, rather than being machine-made.
For centuries the Hand knotted carpets are known for its exquisite weave in great details, making it the most sought after luxury in floor covering. There are different types of hand knotted carpets like wise modern Contemporary, Classical Traditional, Transitional.
Hand-tufted
Durries
Durries (or dhurries) are traditional flat-woven rugs or floor coverings originating from India. Known for their durability and versatility, durries are handcrafted using a loom, typically from cotton, wool, jute, or a blend of materials. They are prized for their lightweight, reversible design and come in a variety of colors, patterns, and sizes.
Handloom
A handloom carpet is a rug or carpet woven by hand on a traditional loom. The masterpieces in Handloom carpets are made in blends of wool, viscose can be made in designs of stripes/borders/plain ones and even with carvings in colours of buyer’s choice. The range of colour shades used are those of pantone or ARS of international standards.
NON-WOVEN
Polypropylene and nylon
Handloom refers to a traditional weaving technique where fabrics, rugs, or other textiles are crafted manually
Artificial grass
Handloom refers to a traditional weaving technique where fabrics, rugs, or other textiles are crafted manually
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