The carpet,
as a quiet revolution.
For twenty-five years we have woven what cannot be made by machines — heirlooms shaped by the slowest hands in Bhadohi, Mirzapur, and Kashmir.
View the Collection →We do not make carpets.
We weave time — knot by knot, season by season, for the rooms that will outlast us.
A workshop, two dozen looms, and a quarter century of practice.
Selected this season.
Six carpet traditions, each refined and re-imagined. From the Persian medallion to the Tibetan knot, every piece is a conversation between heritage and the present moment.
Bhadohi #4521
A hand-knotted Persian Mahal carpet woven over four months by the workshop of Sharif Ahmed in Bhadohi. New Zealand wool, vegetable-dyed indigo, walnut, and madder root. 320 knots per square inch.
Notes on craft.
How to live with a hand-knotted carpet through India's monsoon.
A short field guide on humidity, sun-airing, and the small habits that let a wool rug hold its colour for fifty years.
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The 18-inch rule, why 5×8 is the most-bought size in India, and when to break the rules entirely.
Read the StoryFor every quiet corner of the home.
To weave a carpet is to bind together a thousand decisions — a colour, a knot, a moment of light — into a single piece that will outlive its maker.Sharif Ahmed · Master Weaver, Bhadohi · 38 years at the loom
The right fit for every room.
India's most-loved sizes, from accent pieces for the pooja corner to grand drawing-room statements.