PROCESS OF CARPET MAKING

1. Wool Dying
2. Designing
3. Weaving
4. Washing
5. Clipping
6. Final Finish

THE CREATION OF MASTERPIECE

Dyeing
The dyeing process is an art and traditionally has been executed by master dyers

Weaving
Each carpet intricate design is achieved through the painstaking alteration of colour knot-by-knot, line-by-line. The average weaver can tie 10,000 to 14,000 knots a day.

Washing
To bring out the inimitable luster of fine quality wool the rug is washed.

Burning
Heat is used to clean the back of the rug and to clear excess pile

Shearing
The growing touch is the final shearing and carving of the pile.

Edging
Protective edges are put on. The warp loops are cut and often knotted to form a protective and decorative fringe.

Our Production Team
To produce your masterpiece we commission the finest designers dyers and weavers.

Remarkably the techniques and tools of rug weaving have remained constant throughout the centuries, even recently-made rugs take on the aura and romance of works of Art