A flatweave is made entirely of interlocking warp and weft threads, the colors is based on the thread and the design is based on the different styles of interlocking.

This form of weaving is very similar to textile weaving on a handloom. The warp and weft is much thicker to create a thick fabric, the rug’s yarn is passed through in between the interlocking.

On a loom set up with warps, an artisan ties individual knots on each warp thread, going line by line. Once aline is complete, it is locked in place with a thread of weft, before the next line of knotting begins.

Using a tufting gun, an artisan tufts yarn into a fabric that is outlined with a design. The outline guidesthe artisan to know which colors go where, to create the rug’s final design.

Oshak rugs are handmade Turkish carpets known for their soft wool, large-scale floral patterns, and warm, earthy tones.

Kazak rugs are known for their bold, geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and traditional designs originating from the Caucasusregion.

Gabbeh rugs are handwoven, typically featuring bold,simplistic patterns and vibrant colors, often reflecting tribal or nomadictraditions

Sumak rugs are handwoven using a unique technique that creates intricate, raised patterns, offering a textured and durable design.

Rug poufs are soft, cushioned accessories often made from rug-like materials, offering both style and utility. They serve as casual seating, footrests, or decorative elements in living spaces. Their textured, woven designs add a cozy, handcrafted touch to any room.

Runner rugs are long, narrow rugs typically used in hallways, corridors, or entryways to add style and protect high-traffic areas.

Kids' carpets are designed with playful patterns, vibrant colors, and soft textures, providing a fun and comfortable space forchildren to play.

Handloom Dhurrie rugs are handwoven, flatweave textiles known for their durable, lightweight nature and simple, geometric designs

Indo-Nepali rugs are handmade rugs typically produced in Nepal and Northern India, known for their rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship. These rugs are often woven using traditional techniques,such as hand-knotting, which ensures exceptional quality and durability. They are made from high-quality materials like wool, silk, and cotton, often featuring intricate patterns and designs inspired by both local and ancient influences. Indo-Nepali rugs are known for their vibrant colors and detailed craftsmanship, often showcasing floral motifs, geometric patterns, and spiritualsymbols.

A Flatweave, Kilim Dari is a traditional rug known for its flat texture,wovenwithout knots,creating a smooth surface. Originating from the Middle East and Central Asia, these rugs often feature bold geometric patterns and vibrant colors. Kilim Dari rugs are lightweight and reversible, making them practical and versatile for variousspaces. They are made from natural fibers like wool and cotton, offering both durability and comfort. The intricate weaving technique used in Kilim Dari rugs adds a distinctive, artistic element to any interior.

Zero Count Dhurrie rugs are handwoven with a dense, high-quality weave, featuring intricate designs and offering durability and softness.

A Vertical View Dhurrie is a handwoven rug featuring a flatweave design, often with vibrant colors and geometric patterns, ideal for adding texture and style to a space

Braided Dhurrie rugs are made by weaving together braided strands of fabric, creating a textured, durable, and visually appealing floor covering

Hand-tufted rugs are crafted by punching strands of yarn into a fabric backing using a tufting gun, creating a dense, plush texture. They offer intricate designs and patterns, often resembling those of hand-knotted rugs but are produced much more quickly. These rugs are typically made from wool, polyester, or acrylic, providing softness and durability. Hand-tufted rugs are generally more affordable than handknotted rugs while still maintaining high quality and visual appeal. They are ideal for adding warmth, comfort, and style to any room.