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Weaving

A plain weave is the most basic type of weave, where a weft thread is run evenly over and under a fixed set of warp threads. There are more complex weaves which are derived from this basic style. From luxurious shag rugs to versatile cotton rugs, from handhooked to jacquard rugs, a variety of looks and textures can be achieved with the use of a loom. A myriad of colours and yarn thicknesses is intricately handwoven to create contemporary and traditional designs.

Jacquard

A popular technique across the globe, jacquard is used most often in our rugs and bath rugs. Depending on the type of material or fibres used the end product has varying flexibility. Since the design is woven into the fabric it makes jacquard a sought after technique in the industry. Skilled jacquard weavers can create fabrics that are entirely reversible with a seamless negative of the pattern on the back.

Panja Weave

Light woven rugs are made on the Panja loom which derives its name from the claw-shaped tool used to beat and adjust the weft threads in the warp. This vertical frame loom is ideal for creating beautifully patterned Kilim rugs.

Flat Weave

Flat weave

Flat-woven rugs are created on a pitloom and can be made by 1 to 4 artisans depending on the size of the rug. These are often reversible in nature. Flat-woven rugs have gained popularity over the years for their versatility. They look perfect on wooden floors or stone floors and are often better suited to modern interiors.

Tufting

Our facility is equipped with table tufting machines to provide a quicker turnaround on bath rugs and create a more cost-effective range. In this process, hundreds of needles push the yarns laid in loops into a support fabric. If the loops are cut open, the result is an appealing cut pile. A backing material additionally fixes the pile yarn and ensures the stability of the fabric. The desired pile density and number of stitches per square inch varies with different materials. The variety of designs and colours used in these bath rugs make them very popular.

Knit

With the addition of the wider width circular knit machine at our factory we are now making knitted fabric used for bedding products like duvet covers and sheet sets. The end product is ultra soft and lightweight.

Printing

Our in-house facility is equipped to handle traditional screen printing as well as more modern digital printing across various types of materials. We currently make printed rugs, bath rugs, duvet covers, quilts, shower curtains and cushions. The addition of the digital printing machine has added to our time-efficiency in printed products.

Quilting

Hand quilted with care, these textured layers use material such as cotton, linen and velvet to enhance the overall look of the end product. This versatile fabric can be used to make quilts, cushions, throws and bedspreads.

Crochet

Where a ball of yarn and some needles can be transformed to create intricate lace designs, the beauty of crochet truly lies in the hands of the creator. While machine crochet may be popular, for us the importance of creating our products by hand is paramount.

Embroidery

Described as decorative needlework, Embroidery is an art form in itself. It is a laborious process which needs talented craftsmen & craftswomen who work with passion to create unique designs. There are different types of embroidery available in India depending on region and technique.

Stitching

Stitching is an intrinsic part of our factory. From rugs, throws and cushions to window panels, bedspreads and quilts; the stitching, quilting and finishing is all done in-house.

Stone Wash

Stone washing is used to add a vintage look and softness to otherwise rigid materials. Our range of bed and floor coverings have a wonderful texture added to them through this process.