Rug Material Types
Good Quality

Indian Wool

A great everyday choice. Hand-tufted or hand-knotted using Indian wool, offering warmth and durability at an accessible price point. Ideal for high-traffic areas where comfort and value matter most.

Better Quality

Indian Fine Wool

A step above in softness and density. Fine Indian wool is carefully sorted for a more consistent, refined pile — richer colour saturation, smoother hand feel, and longer-lasting resilience underfoot.

Best Quality

New Zealand Premium Wool

The finest natural wool available. Sourced from New Zealand's free-ranging flocks — exceptionally clean, long-stapled, and silky to the touch, with superior colour clarity and lustrous sheen.

Good Quality

Viscose Silk

A plant-derived fibre that captures the luminous sheen of natural silk at a more accessible price. Produces beautifully soft, light-reflective rugs — ideal for bedrooms and lower-traffic formal spaces.

Better Quality

Natural Silk

Spun from silkworm cocoons, natural silk produces rugs of exceptional fineness and brilliance. The pile catches light from every angle, revealing intricate pattern detail with extraordinary depth and clarity.

Best Quality

Premium Silk

The pinnacle of rug-making. Hand-selected for the finest thread count — extraordinary density, jewel-like colour, and incomparable softness. Heirloom pieces intended to be treasured for generations.

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