Treat your feet with the comfort of Indian Handmade Rugs customized just for you. At W.H. Deeth, we offer a wide range of textures, colors, designs, and sizes made using traditional techniques. Here’s a broad category to enchant your home with:

Hand-Knotted Rug: These rugs can be treated as heirloom pieces. This weaving technique dates back to the 1600’s when Indian artisans were trained by the Moghuls to weave massive rugs for Royalty. The technique is used till date where the carpets knots are tied after being inserted into the base. Sustainable and long lasting, these rugs are made with natural materials like wool and pure silk. Nowadays, some artisans choose to add textures with a combination of different materials into a single hand-knotted rug. In the hands of a master craftsman, a hand-knotted rug has the potential to last for centuries and gain antique value over time.

Flat Weave Dhurries and Kilims: Dhurries are created by tightly interlocking warp and weft threads to produce a flat surface rug with no pile. Although native to India, there are several types of Dhurries known as kilims, soumac and flat weaves. Biggest advantage of these type of flat line rugs is that they are slim, can be moved and installed easily. Nowadays, there are various techniques used to produce high-end dhurries and kilims with a knotting technique. Some can even be made to give an antique finish and look.

Hand-Tufted Rug: To produce a hand-tufted rug, a canvas fabric is stenciled with a layout stretched on a frame. A tufting gun is used to pierce the yarn through the canvas fabric to trace the design. Techniques such as loop piles, cut piles, hand carving gives the flexibility to produce almost any kind of design in this technique. Modern and sustainable rugs have a long life and fast production times.