Hand-knotting, a cherished tradition from Persia, has become an integral part of Indian heritage. Known as Persian Hand-knotting, this art form is special because each carpet is crafted with meticulous care, knot by knot and line by line. The process is intricate and detailed, ensuring every design is perfect. Creating a hand-knotted carpet takes time, ranging from two months to almost a year, depending on the quality and size. The result is a beautiful, unique piece of art that reflects the dedication and skill of the artisans.
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In the past, weavers would memorize each knot, singing out the colors of the lines in a technique called Boli weaving. Today, this has evolved into using design maps, allowing for more dynamic and intricate designs. These maps are placed at the base of the loom, with each pixel guiding the weaver on where to place each knot.
At Kaleen Baba, our artisans are part of the innovative and sustainable Manchaha initiative. This program allows them the creative freedom to design their own rugs right at the loom, bringing their unique artistic visions to life.
