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Every region knots its own way. Choose one and see what is on our looms and in our showroom.
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We don't trade rugs. We weave them.
One family workshop, wool we choose ourselves, dyes we cook ourselves.
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See it in person
A rug should be seen, and felt.
Visit the showroom, or let us bring a few rugs to your home.
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Rugs you can see this week
Every one is knotted by hand, and you can see it in person. Prices on request, in a quick WhatsApp message. Move over a rug to see its knots through the loupe.
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Rug of the month · HD-0142
Kashan medallion
Hand-knotted in the Kashan tradition, natural dyes.
- Size
- 200 × 300 cm
- Knot density
- ≈ 3,600 knots / dm²
- Pile
- Hand-spun wool, natural dyes
- Foundation
- Cotton
- Dyes
- Madder, indigo, weld
- Origin
- Kashan
- Woven
- 2025
Time on the loom11 months
The craft
From a sheep's back to your floor
Four stages, all done by hand. A large rug takes most of a year.
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01
Wool & spinning
Fleece from mountain sheep, washed and spun by hand into strong, uneven yarn.
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02
Natural dyeing
Madder root for red, indigo for blue, weld and pomegranate rind for yellows.
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03
Knotting
Row by row from the bottom, following the naqsheh: one square on paper, one knot on the loom.
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04
Washing & finishing
Washed in running water, sun-dried, clipped and finished, then numbered and documented.
Visit
Come and walk on them.
Rugs are bought with the feet as much as the eyes. See the colours in daylight, feel the pile, turn them over. No pressure, tea included.
- Showroom
- City, street, number
- Open
- Opening hours, or by appointment
- Home viewing
- To confirm