WOOL & DYEING

Wool is the basic raw material for weaving hand knotted carpets. Wool's special advantage is its flexibility, durability and absorbent quality.

Due to the absorbent quality, wool after dyeing impacts a deep rich hue to colors. The common colors are red, rose, green, gray, blue and beige. Based on these common colors numerous other shades have been developed.

LOOM & KNOTTING

Oriental carpets are made on looms made of wood or iron. The loom consists of two vertical polls with two horizontal bars across. Cotton thread are strenthened across the loom vertically (called warp) and horizontally called weft. The cotton base adds extra strength to the carpet.

Of the many knotting techniques, the sehna knot is used in our carpets. In the sehna knot the yarn encircles one warp, one end emerging between a pair and the other outside the second warp thread from below.

The carpet is made by the weavers tying colored yarn to warp. Rows of knots are woven and are then beaten down with a comb to impart solidity and thickness to the pile.

WASHING

Our carpet washing technique is uniquely special. Our technique gives them a silky sheen, drains out all excess color and makes the carpet pile soft and shiny.

FINISHING TOUCHES

Lastly, once we have a washed carpet, we clip it so that is level all the way, through this process we also effectively remove all loose and uneven thread. Once all this is done a beautifully designed carpet is ready for delivery worldwide, wherever beauty and quality are appreciated.