Made by hand in South Asia — dyed, knotted, and finished through slow craft and deep tradition.
the dye
We use what the land gives us — madder root, indigo, walnut husk, pomegranate rind.
Each color shifts with sun, water, and time. No two batches are alike. That’s how we keep them honest.
These aren’t just dyes. They are stories steeped in soil.
the thread
We begin with the basics — hand-spun wool, gathered in small seasonal batches. No machines. No shortcuts. Just thread passed through fingers, tested by touch.
Our weavers know when it’s ready. Not by stopwatch. By instinct.
the weave
Our rugs are woven by hand on wooden looms in small workshops. The process is slow and precise — each knot tied one at a time, often by memory, not by map. A medium-sized rug can take several weeks. Larger pieces take months.
It’s not just about following a pattern. It’s about rhythm, attention, and skill passed down through generations.
the finish
We wash each piece in open tanks, dry it under the sky, and brush it by hand. Then we rest it. Like bread, or story, it needs time to settle.
Nothing leaves our studio until it feels… right.
explore the archive
Each rug carries its own story — in color, weave, and form. Browse our evolving collection to find the one that speaks to your space.