Production

We design, source, and produce high quality products that will stand the test of time. We are immensely proud to supply premium products to our clients, a traditional hand knotted wool rug stands tall against the environmental impact of built-in obsolescence found in many mass market mechanically produced products. A hand knotted rug is incredibly durable, will age gracefully and can be used for many years thus reducing post-consumer waste.

We use natural fibres, avoiding the use of synthetic materials, industrial machines, acids and chemicals in the process. Wool forms the major component of our rugs and not only does it have the pedigree of performance but is a naturally renewable and sustainable product. This hard-wearing fibre is also bio-degradable at the end of its lifespan.

All of our rugs are handmade in either Nepal or Jaipur, India. All of the collection pieces are made from an artisanal process, where each step is meticulously executed by hand, rich in culture and tradition. The primary substrate for the core collections is Nepalese Tibetan knotting, with designs ranging between 100 to 300 knots per square inch. Alongside this, Knots use Persian knotting and Turkish knotting for their 17th Century collection – within this collection, the 11/11 Persian knot is the most popular quality, with finer designs being produced in a 13/13 Persian knot. Our rugs are made the same way they have been for centuries. This process is environmentally friendly by nature, and their production consumes very little energy.

We are always expanding our ranges and collections through the introduction of new materials and techniques. Exploring the possibilities of different fibres such as Yak wool, Cactus and Nettle, and we have recently created a fully customisable collection of flatweave, shaggy and super soft plain rugs. Alongside this, we have recently started to expand and diversify the qualities that they have to offer by using handloom, handwoven flatweaves and hand-tufting.