Hand-Knotted Wool Rugs

A hand-knotted rug is built one knot at a time. An artisan ties short lengths of wool yarn around the warp threads of a loom, row after row, until the pattern emerges. There is no machine or backing involved, which is why a hand-knotted rug is flat on the back, reversible in pattern, and durable enough to last for generations.

Because the design is part of the weave itself rather than printed or tufted on top, colors stay crisp and the pile can be repaired knot by knot if it ever wears.

We weave with wool, wool-and-silk blends, and cotton foundations. Wool is chosen for resilience, natural stain resistance, and the way it takes dye. Knot density, measured in knots per square inch, determines how fine the pattern detail can be and how long weaving takes — a denser rug costs more and takes longer, and we will advise on the right density for your price point.

Standard sizes such as 5x8, 6x9, 8x10, and 9x12 ft are available, along with runners, rounds, and fully custom dimensions. Send us a reference image, a Pantone or yarn swatch, or an existing design you sell, and we will produce a strike-off or sample for approval before bulk production.

Our hand-knotted range is typically ordered by independent rug retailers, interior designers sourcing in volume, hospitality projects, and importers building a premium line. Private label and white-label programs are supported.