Sought-After Styles Await


Recently Viewed

Tribal Blue Gabbeh

Hand-knotted wool Gabbeh

Tribal Blue Gabbeh

Hand-knotted pure wool. A deep blue field set with rows of small panels in red, cream and orange.

Sage Garden

Hand-knotted oriental rug

Sage Garden

Hand-knotted in pure Afghan wool. Coral, teal and gold florals on a soft sage-green field, framed in deep navy.

Verdant Chobi

Hand-knotted Afghan Chobi · 100% wool

Verdant Chobi

Pure wool. A rare green field, hand-knotted with palmettes in cream and coral. Woven slowly, by hand. Quietly timeless.

Caramel Gabbeh

Hand-knotted wool Gabbeh

Caramel Gabbeh

Hand-knotted in pure wool, a patchwork of squares in warm brown, cream and caramel. Thick, soft underfoot, and no two squares the same.

Shikargah Red

Hand-knotted wool Ghazni

Shikargah Red

A Shikargah, or "hunting ground" one of the oldest royal Persian designs. Deer, birds and big cats move among flowering trees across a deep red field, framed in navy. Hand-knotted in fine Ghazni wool: a scene you keep discovering, every time you look.

The Craft

How a hand-knotted rug is made

Our Mission

Hand-knotted rugs that bring quiet luxury home — crafted to be admired, treasured, and lived with.

  • Pure Wool & Natural Silk

    Pure Wool & Natural Silk

    We weave only with highland wool and lustrous natural silk — chosen for softness, strength and depth of colour.

  • Care guide included

    Care guide included

    Every rug comes with its own care instructions — how to clean it, rotate it and live with it.

  • Provenance in Every Piece

    Provenance in Every Piece

    Each rug carries a known weaving tradition — Afghan Gabbeh, Pakistani Tabriz, Caucasian Shirvan — with its origin, materials and exact dimensions documented, so you know precisely what you're bringing home.