Our take on creating designs that perpetually oscillate between complexity and simplicity, everything about the Sthir collection indicates a state of equilibrium and harmony. From designs that draw the perfect balance between symbols and their canvases to the phonetics of their names that alternate between high and low syllables. Sthir is a celebration of timeless craftsmanship and art. Woven by hand into knots from the finest wool yarn, Sthir is sure to lend its calm nature and minimal charm to whichever space that it will adorn.
100% Wool
Aiwl-3012 - Medieval Blue / Twilight Blue
Modern
Hand Knotted
Handmade In Rural India
24 Months Warranty
Indoor Use Only
Care And Rrpair
Do Not Brush Or Scrub The Rug.
Only Vacuum Clean It Periodically. Avoid Using Vacuum Beater Brush Mode
If Spills Occur, Blot Immediately. Do Not Rub The Stain.
Rotate Occasionally To Equalize Wear.
Use Protectors Under The Legs Of Heavy Furniture To Avoid Flattening And Piling.
If Thread Comes Out Do Not Pull The Yarn, Trim With Scissor.
Periodic Professional Cleaning Recommended
Wool Yarn-70%,Cotton Yarn-10%,Tencil-20%
Akwt-1029 - Medium Tan / Alaskan Blue
Modern
Hand Knotted
Handmade In Rural India
24 Months Warranty
Indoor Use Only
Care And Repair
Do Not Brush Or Scrub The Rug.
Only Vacuum Clean It Periodically. Avoid Using Vacuum Beater Brush Mode
If Spills Occur, Blot Immediately. Do Not Rub The Stain.
Rotate Occasionally To Equalize Wear.
Use Protectors Under The Legs Of Heavy Furniture To Avoid Flattening And Piling.
If Thread Comes Out Do Not Pull The Yarn, Trim With Scissor.
Periodic Professional Cleaning Recommended
The Rang Raas collection signifies the confluence of imagination. When rawness meets structure, their identities dissolve to take up a form of their own. Rang-Raas is a result of a unique co-creation. Designed together by our designers and weavers, Rang Raas is proof that when the directions are clear, all roads will lead to the same destination. Explore Rang Raas and bring home these hand-knotted rugs in bold and vibrant designs.
100% Wool
Lca-9007 - Blue Berry / Blue Berry
Modern
Hand Knotted
Handmade In Rural India
24 Months Warranty
Indoor Use Only
Care And Repair
Do Not Brush Or Scrub The Rug.
Only Vacuum Clean It Periodically. Avoid Using Vacuum Beater Brush Mode
If Spills Occur, Blot Immediately. Do Not Rub The Stain.
Rotate Occasionally To Equalize Wear.
Use Protectors Under The Legs Of Heavy Furniture To Avoid Flattening And Piling.
If Thread Comes Out Do Not Pull The Yarn, Trim With Scissor.
Periodic Professional Cleaning Recommended
Traditional patterns with sophisticated and distinctive color stories rooted in blue, brown, ebony, gold, and red. Hand-knotted by master artisans, this stunning range boasts world-class hand-spun wool and an exceptional weave. Design melds the classic beauty of hand-knotting with the palettes curated for modern spaces
Kashmir carpets are handmade, hand-knotted, and are primarily made using pure wool, pure silk and occasionally wool and silk blends. These are available in wide-ranging colors, designs and sizes. Kashmir rugs are renowned to have bright, jewel-like color tones such as sapphire blue, ruby red, emerald green, aquamarine, amethyst, and ivory. Rugs from Kashmir are traditionally made in oriental, floral designs that typically involve significant and culturally important motifs such as the paisley, chinar tree, (the oriental plane) and tree-of-life. Most of these designs are rooted in the Kashmiri way of life and are a symbolic representation of the age-old Kashmir tradition of hospitality, warmth, and love.
It is often said in Kashmir folklore that a home is incomplete without a soul - a Kashmir carpet. The ethos of Kashmir culture is often represented in the motifs of a Kashmir rug. Although, the art of making these gorgeous rugs is not native to Kashmir and was first introduced nearly 400 years back by the Mughal rulers in India. Yet the indigenous brilliance of the local crafts-persons has made Kashmir carpets one of the most sought after works of art in the world.
Kashmir rugs are available in a range of standard sizes, such as 3'x2', 4'x2'6", 5'x3', 6'x4', 7'x5', 10'x8', 12'x9', 14'x10', 15'x12' and 18'x12'. Larger sizes are mostly custom-made.
This contemporary rug from tanishika creations features expert craftsmanshipthe rug, from the metropolitan collection, features high-quality 100% semi worsted wool and a luxurious 1/2''-thick pile. Created using a special hand knotted process, this unique contemporary rugs are truly a piece of art. It features many colors of blue in a pattern on rectangles and circles. It adds gorgeous dimension to your floor. You can also use it in any room for a touch of contemporary style and comfort underfoot.
Hand knotted pure silk carpets are world famous for their softness and craftsmanship. These carpets are very expensive due to their being labor intensive and it takes a couple of at least one year to create a good silk carpet. The process of creating a hand knotted silk carpet is lengthy and a lot of preparation has to be made by the craftsman before weaving the carpet. The yarn used determines the type of the carpet to be created. Woolen carpets are always created on a cotton base with woolen yarn. Silk yarn is sometimes used in woolen carpets as highlights on certain designs and motifs.
On the other hand silk carpets are those carpets, which are created on a silk pile. Silk carpets are also created on a cotton or woolen pile. Generally silk carpets are made up of 80% of silk yarn and 20% of cotton yarn. These carpets have more than 400 knots per square inch. 100% pure silk carpets have very high knotage per inch. The knots per square inch of such carpet can range between 400-1600 knots per square inch. This high percentage of knottage insures the life and durability of these carpets.
The craftsmen in Kashmir follow the traditional Persian \ Islamic designs of Kirman, Kashan, and lsfahan, Herat etc. Though there is a strong Persian influence in Kashmiri carpets, yet one can also see local variations.
The most recurring motif that is found on silk carpets from Kashmir is the depiction of the tree of life, in all its glory. The natural beauty of Kashmir and its picturesque views have inspired the carpet weavers. Other popular themes are: hunting scenes, bird and animal motifs and historic themes. These carpets come in a variety of colors and designs.
Carpets from Kashmir are subtle in comparison with the carpets produced from other parts of the country. It is because carpets made in Kashmir are made with yarn dyed with mineral colors, as vegetable dyes are not used at all. Hues of red, blue and yellow color are mainly used.
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Rugs and Carpets:
Bokhara Rugs: These are highly popular and easily recognizable due to their repeating geometric patterns and deep red color tones.
Persian Rugs: Pakistan produces exquisite Persian-style rugs with intricate floral and curvilinear designs, often using rich colors like blues, reds, and golds.
Kazak Rugs: These rugs feature bold, tribal designs and are characterized by their vivid colors and geometric patterns.
Chobi Rugs: Chobi (also known as Peshawar) rugs are hand-knotted with muted earthy tones and soft, washed-out designs, often featuring floral motifs.
Gabbeh Rugs: Gabbeh rugs have a more rustic appearance with simple, abstract designs and bold colors, representing a more tribal style.
Kilim Rugs: Kilims are flat-woven rugs with intricate patterns and vibrant colors. They are often used as decorative pieces or as functional floor coverings.
Jaldar Rugs: Jaldar rugs feature geometric designs and are known for their fine knotting and detailed patterns.
Suzani Rugs: These rugs showcase intricate embroidery and needlework, often featuring floral designs and vibrant colors.
Silk Rugs: Pakistan also produces luxurious silk rugs with fine details, intricate designs, and a soft, lustrous texture.
Wool Rugs: Traditional wool rugs come in various designs and patterns, showcasing the skill of Pakistani artisans.
Pak Persian Rugs: These rugs combine Persian and Pakistani design elements, resulting in unique and beautiful pieces.
Modern and Contemporary Rugs: Pakistani rug makers also produce modern and contemporary designs that cater to current interior design trends.
Bessarabian Rugs: These rugs often have floral patterns, with a distinct European influence in their design.
Needlepoint Rugs: Needlepoint rugs are hand-stitched, creating intricate patterns often inspired by traditional designs.
Ziegler Rugs: Ziegler rugs blend traditional Persian designs with a more muted and washed-out color palette, creating elegant and versatile pieces.
Baluch Rugs: Baluch rugs are characterized by their tribal designs and use of earthy colors.
Turkmen Rugs: Inspired by Turkmenistan designs, these rugs often feature bold reds, geometric patterns, and traditional motifs.
Mamluk Rugs: These rugs draw inspiration from Mamluk designs, showcasing intricate geometric patterns and rich color palettes.
Bessarabian Rugs: These rugs often have floral and decorative motifs, influenced by European aesthetics.
Antique Reproduction Rugs: Skilled artisans recreate antique rug designs using traditional methods and materials.
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