From yarn to shipment, under one roof
This is what happens between your artwork arriving and your rug leaving. In the order it actually happens on our floor.
A drawing becomes a map
Your artwork — CAD, sketch or reference photo — is redrawn as a knot map on graph paper. Every square is one knot; every colour is a numbered yarn. Weavers read it like sheet music.
Yarn takes the colour
Loose yarn hanks are dyed in-house to your approved lab dip, matched to Pantone TPX/TCX or ARS 1400 references. Nothing goes to the loom on faith.
Knot by knot, row by row
On the loom, the rug grows a few centimetres a day. A 250 × 300 cm hand-knotted piece holds several hundred thousand knots — each one tied by a person.
Water opens the pile
Washing brings up the lustre. Wool's natural resilience and soil resistance come forward once the weaving oils are gone.
Shear, stretch, bind
The pile is levelled by mechanical shears; the rug is pinned and stretched to true its shape; edges are hand-bound. Tufted rugs are latex-cured and back-lined.
Measured, weighed, approved
Size against ±3% tolerance, actual weight ÷ actual area against specified GSM, finish against your approved sample. Only then does it move to packing.
By air and sea, to your door
Individually rolled, wrapped in moisture-resistant LDPE, labelled with your barcodes. Air out of IGI Delhi, sea out of Nhava Sheva — all Incoterms accepted.
