About this Design

The natural cascade of bird feathers creates a remarkable pattern. This design mirrors the texture and shimmer of a bird’s backside. 

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock

About this Design

Osprey, often referred to as a Sea Hawk, is a remarkable raptor with an impressive wingspan. This rug calls upon the subtle beauty found in their glossy plumes.

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock

About this Design

Drawing inspiration from the vibrantly colored Flamingo, this rug shifts and shimmers, much like the bird itself, as light shines upon the silk threads.  

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock. 

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock

About this Design

The sparkling interior of a cracked geode inspired this design. The word "geode" is derived from Latin meaning "earthlike” and this rug is an object of curiosity much like its crystal center. 

Craftsmanship

Hand-knotted Tibetan wool and silk

This rug is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Nepali weavers in a small village outside of Katmandu crafted this rug. The rugs are made using rich Himalayan wool and silk that has been hand spun using natural color pigments by pot dyeing the yarn. It is woven on traditional looms using unique Tibetan knots and once complete are hand-washed and dried. The Tibetan knot, which links every single thread in the complete width of the rug, is never quick and easy, but it suits the Tibetan mentality and desire always to accomplish a solid and honest piece of work. It is the hand spinning which brings out the high lanolin content of the Tibetan wool to produce a yarn which is vibrant and durable, and because every single thread of the spun yarn is of a minutely different thickness the surface of the finished rug has a lively texture which cannot be achieved with the machine-spun wool used in all the other countries of the Orient. Every stage of this ancient craft is carried out by hand without the use of chemicals or industrial machinery.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

3-4 months unless in stock

About this Design

Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in the Earth's continental crust. Quartz Crystals are used to enhance the beneficial life force and are believed to have powerful healing properties. Gray and white tones create a neutral and graceful pattern for this delicate rug.    

Craftsmanship

Hand-knotted Tibetan wool and silk

This rug is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Nepali weavers in a small village outside of Katmandu crafted this rug. The rugs are made using rich Himalayan wool and silk that has been hand spun using natural color pigments by pot dyeing the yarn. It is woven on traditional looms using unique Tibetan knots and once complete are hand-washed and dried. The Tibetan knot, which links every single thread in the complete width of the rug, is never quick and easy, but it suits the Tibetan mentality and desire always to accomplish a solid and honest piece of work. It is the hand spinning which brings out the high lanolin content of the Tibetan wool to produce a yarn which is vibrant and durable, and because every single thread of the spun yarn is of a minutely different thickness the surface of the finished rug has a lively texture which cannot be achieved with the machine-spun wool used in all the other countries of the Orient. Every stage of this ancient craft is carried out by hand without the use of chemicals or industrial machinery.

Sizes

 Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

 Delivery

3-4 months unless in stock

About this Design

Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in the Earth's continental crust. Quartz Crystals are used to enhance the beneficial life force and are believed to have powerful healing properties. Gray and white tones create a neutral and graceful pattern for this delicate rug.    

Craftsmanship

Hand-knotted Tibetan wool and silk

This rug is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Nepaliweavers in a small village outside of Katmandu crafted this rug. The rugs are made using rich Himalayan wool and silk that has been hand spun using natural color pigments by pot dyeing the yarn. It is woven on traditional looms using unique Tibetan knots and once complete are hand-washed and dried. The Tibetan knot, which links every single thread in the complete width of the rug, is never quick and easy, but it suits the Tibetan mentality and desire always to accomplish a solid and honest piece of work. It is the hand spinning which brings out the high lanolin content of the Tibetan wool to produce a yarn which is vibrant and durable, and because every single thread of the spun yarn is of a minutely different thickness the surface of the finished rug has a lively texture which cannot be achieved with the machine-spun wool used in all the other countries of the Orient.Every stage of this ancient craft is carried out by hand without the use of chemicals or industrial machinery.

Sizes

 Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

 Delivery

3-4 months unless in stock

About this Design

Veins Rug evokes the cool marble surfaces of interior walls. This rug design draws inspiration from the elegance, strength and sophistication of marble itself.

Craftsmanship

Hand-knotted Tibetan wool and silk

This rug is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Nepali weavers in a small village outside of Katmandu crafted this rug. The rugs are made using rich Himalayan wool and silk that has been hand spun using natural color pigments by pot dyeing the yarn. It is woven on traditional looms using unique Tibetan knots and once complete are hand-washed and dried. The Tibetan knot, which links every single thread in the complete width of the rug, is never quick and easy, but it suits the Tibetan mentality and desire always to accomplish a solid and honest piece of work. It is the hand spinning which brings out the high lanolin content of the Tibetan wool to produce a yarn which is vibrant and durable, and because every single thread of the spun yarn is of a minutely different thickness the surface of the finished rug has a lively texture which cannot be achieved with the machine-spun wool used in all the other countries of the Orient. Every stage of this ancient craft is carried out by hand without the use of chemicals or industrial machinery.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

 Delivery

3-4 months unless in stock

About this Design

Delicate and blue in color, the Celestite rug garners influence from the crystal believed to radiate gentle, uplifting energy. 

Craftsmanship

Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in the Earth's continental crust. Quartz Crystals are used to enhance the beneficial life force and are believed to have powerful healing properties. Gray and white tones create a neutral and graceful pattern for this delicate rug.    

Craftsmanship

Hand-knotted Tibetan wool and silk

This rug is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Nepaliweavers in a small village outside of Katmandu crafted this rug. The rugs are made using rich Himalayan wool and silk that has been hand spun using natural color pigments by pot dyeing the yarn. It is woven on traditional looms using unique Tibetan knots and once complete are hand-washed and dried. The Tibetan knot, which links every single thread in the complete width of the rug, is never quick and easy, but it suits the Tibetan mentality and desire always to accomplish a solid and honest piece of work. It is the hand spinning which brings out the high lanolin content of the Tibetan wool to produce a yarn which is vibrant and durable, and because every single thread of the spun yarn is of a minutely different thickness the surface of the finished rug has a lively texture which cannot be achieved with the machine-spun wool used in all the other countries of the Orient.Every stage of this ancient craft is carried out by hand without the use of chemicals or industrial machinery.

Sizes

 Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

 Delivery

3-4 months unless in stock

About This Design

The detail of this complex geode holds a universe inside. The Universe Rug captures both the small and the infinite, the atom and the cosmos.

Craftsmanship

Hand-knotted Tibetan wool and silk

This rug is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Nepali weavers in a small village outside of Katmandu crafted this rug. The rugs are made using rich Himalayan wool and silk that has been hand spun using natural color pigments by pot dyeing the yarn. It is woven on traditional looms using unique Tibetan knots and once complete are hand-washed and dried. The Tibetan knot, which links every single thread in the complete width of the rug, is never quick and easy, but it suits the Tibetan mentality and desire always to accomplish a solid and honest piece of work. It is the hand spinning which brings out the high lanolin content of the Tibetan wool to produce a yarn which is vibrant and durable, and because every single thread of the spun yarn is of a minutely different thickness the surface of the finished rug has a lively texture which cannot be achieved with the machine-spun wool used in all the other countries of the Orient. Every stage of this ancient craft is carried out by hand without the use of chemicals or industrial machinery.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

3-4 months unless in stock

About this Design

The neutral tones in River Rock evoke the imagery of water cascading down a dry creek bed. 

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock

About this Design

Moths, often overlooked for their beauty, represent some of natures most outstanding patterns and textures.

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock

About This Design

Rock Forest was inspired by a city of limestone towers that rise from the earth in western Madagascar. 

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock

About this Design

Hagia Sophia, a former church, mosque and now museum is considered the epitome of Byzantine architecture and is said to have changed the history of architecture. The marble seen on many of its magnificent walls is reflected in this rug design.

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock

About this Design

The magical Hopi Petroglyphs from a Navajo Reservation in Arizona drove this design. Among 150 sandstone boulders are the records of more than 1,000 years of Hopi history and culture. This rug pays homage and respect to the extinct Hopi nation. 

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock

About this Design

The elegant Snowy Egret, once in great demand and nearly extinct for their beautiful plumes, has since had a population rebound. The immaculate feathers and slender legs are represented in this elegant rug. 

Craftsmanship

Hand-spun Egyptian Wool Kilim

This Egyptian kilim is entirely handmade, from the initial hand renderings to the spinning of the yarns to the weaving on the loom, to the detailed finish. Egyptian weavers in a small village outside of Cairo crafted this rug. The kilim is a flat tapestry- woven carpet produced by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Kilim art is one of the earliest wool spinning crafts in Egypt. The process of creating these hand woven carpets has changed little throughout their extensive history.

Sizes

Any rug size can be ordered on a custom basis. Please contact us to find out what is in stock.

Delivery

8-10 weeks unless in stock