The Heirloom Rug Collection
Knotted by hand. Crafted with the finest wool. A small-batch collection of our finest heirloom rugs designed to stand the test of time.
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Beni Ourain Rugs from Morocco
Handcrafted using plush, locally-sourced wool. Each rug takes 6 weavers a month to complete, made by a fair trade cooperative dedicated to preserving this lost art.
Hand-knotted by master weavers in rural villages of the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco.
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Hand-knotted Rugs from Afghanistan
Artful designs meticulously crafted by hand, each rug can take up to 6 months to complete. Made using an ancient hand-knotting technique with over 80 knots per square inch.
Hand-knotted by master weavers in undisclosed locations across Afghanistan.
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Hand-knotted Rugs from India
Crafted with a low-cut, shaved pile, each rug is dyed with an abrash technique that creates one-of-a-kind variations and leaves them with a vintage look.
Hand-knotted by master weavers in Bhadohi, India - the country's hub for rug making.
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Kilim Rugs from Turkey
Ancient motifs hand-knotted to perfection. Each rug is truly one-of-a-kind, taking 3 months to complete.
Hand-knotted by master weavers in a small weaving village in Cappadocia, Turkey.
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Meet the Makers
WEAVERS OF BOUGUEMEZ
“We constantly experiment, making something fresh from the traditional. The women in our co-op work together to innovate and make each part of the process better. We're hoping that makes our lives better, too.”
WEAVERS OF CAPPADOCIA
“Being a painter as well as rug designer, any design idea for a rug I might have is nourished by both mediums, weaving and painting. For me, they are inseperable. Previously, art nourished design but nowadays, design is nourishing art.”
WEAVERS OF BHADOHI
“If there's one thing we know, it's how to make rugs.”
WEAVERS OF TURKOMEN
“The rich history of carpet weaving runs to the heart of Afghanistan’s heritage, with prints, patterns, and techniques that have spanned thousands of years.”