HANDWOVEN COLLECTOR'S GRADE SOUTHWEST RUGS
We feel pride in introducing our native hand-woven products i.e. Carpets & Durries from the land of Pakistan.
In their weaving , superb wool and natural dyes are used which cause them an effect of durable , colourful and fascinating appearance . Our skilful weavers had been working in the trade since generations . With the harmonious and creative input of talented designers , they succeed in creating loveable products . These positively remain as an emblem of amiable colors, patterns and designs . Thus , these surely will be attending to the choices and tastes of end users.
WEAVING PROCESS
- Dhurries are ancient flatly-weaved rugs having originated in this Part of the world since ancient times. These have strong, tightly - woven and rustic weaves with no pile or backing , making them not reversible. The hand - spun yarn used to make the rugs is hand - dyed with natural pigment producing long-lasting and vibrant colour’s.
- The ancient craft of weaving durries on wooden handlooms is time-consuming effort ; yet , effective in bringing a textured strength to the yarn.
- The artisans use panjas - a wooden tool with iron fingers like extensions of their own hands, tapping each coloured thread into place to create a beautiful durable textile.
- Dhurrie Weaving has traditionally been a ‘village industry’ in Pakistan and is considered a major life source to many villagers, providing income, occupation and creativity.
Usually , it is a family work engaging hard labour and consistency.
- After the yarns have been dyed and prepared , the artisans begin by winding both ends of the yarn to the wooden bales. The bamboo bales are then appropriately placed. These are the handles which are pulled during the process.
- Next the threads are pulled according to the desired pattern and design. Dhurrie rugs are a perfect way to combine the beauty of historic artistry with contemporary décor.
- The hand - spun yarn used to make the rugs is hand -dyed with natural pigment - producing , long-lasting and vibrant colour’s.
Dhurrie Weaving has traditionally been a ‘village industry’ in Pakistan and is considered a major life source to many villagers providing income, occupation and creativity . Dhurrie rugs are a perfect way of combining the beauty of historic artistry with contemporary décor.
MATERIALS USED:
WARP: 20% IRISH 80% WOOL
WEFT: H.S 100% WOOL
BASE FINE SINGLE WEAVE
AGE: NEW
WE OFFER
Our product line encompasses a diverse range of sizes, spanning from 3’x5’ to 12’X16’. Additionally, we cater to custom design preferences, colour selections, and specific size requirements.
