Hand-knotted or hand-tufted: what you are paying for
Two ways of making a pile rug, why one costs three times the other, and how to tell them apart.
Showroom open in Mansarovar · Custom sizes in 14–20 weeks · Insured delivery across India
24 Kiran Path, Mansarovar, Jaipur 302020
Mon–Sat · 10 am – 7.30 pm · Sun by appointment

Mansarovar, Jaipur · Knotted since 1988
Hand-knotted rugs, hand-tufted rugs and flatweave dhurries, made on our own looms and sold from our showroom.
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At the looms
Our father started with two looms in a rented room in 1988. Today 36 looms work in our yard in Mansarovar and in weavers’ homes in Dudu and Bagru. We dye our own wool, and the weaver’s name is sewn into every rug.
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We send photos in daylight, the label and the final price.
Rolled, wrapped and insured; 5–8 days across India.

More than 400 rugs and dhurries on the floor, with the looms behind. We lay out as many as you like. Or book a free video call and we will show you by the window.
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We wanted a rug for a long, narrow living room. They wove a strike-off in our colours first, and the finished rug matched it exactly.
I visited the showroom expecting a sales pitch and got a tour of the looms. Bought a panja dhurrie that has taken three years of dogs and children.
The video call was unhurried. They turned each rug over so I could see the knots on the back.
A hand-knotted rug has every knot tied by hand on a loom and takes months. A hand-tufted rug is made by punching wool through a canvas with a hand tool, then backing it; it is quicker, softer at first and lower in price, but does not last as long.
By square foot, based on fibre and knot count. Wool hand-knotted starts at ₹1,650 per sq ft; flatweave cotton at ₹380. We quote in writing after the drawing is approved.
Dhurries take six to ten weeks. Hand-knotted rugs take 14 to 20 weeks, depending on size and knot count. We send loom photos along the way.
Stock rugs can be returned unused within 10 days for a full refund, less the return courier. Custom rugs are made for you and cannot be returned.
Journal
Two ways of making a pile rug, why one costs three times the other, and how to tell them apart.
Knot count, fibre, size, dye and the weaver’s name: what each line on our label means.
Legs on or off, how much floor to leave and the three sizes that suit most Indian living rooms.
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