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Kathmandu, Nepal

Nepal is known as epicenter of the traditional hand-knotted carpet

Choosing your unique colour

The right colour matching your environment.

Hand spinning the wool, linen and silk.

using the best materials as hand-spun Tibetan silk, linen and sheep’s wool from the Himalayan mountains.

Dyeing

Tibetan pot dyeing by hand of small quantities of hand spun yarns

Drying of the dyed yarn.

Dyed yarns are dried in the sun, which gives a special tint.

Hand knotting of carpet

woven by hand, knot by knot, each a point of color in the carpet

Knotting with multiple weavers

Knotting a 200x300cm carpet can take 2-3 months, after which the process of washing, cutting, trimming and checking begins.

Trimming, shearing, cutting and checking.

The production time of the full-sized carpet depends on the dimensions, number of knots and complexity
of the design.