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Hand-knotted wool Gabbeh
Tribal Blue Gabbeh
Hand-knotted pure wool, coloured with natural dyes. A rare green field with palmettes in cream, coral and navy. Each tone comes from plant, not chemical, so it mellows rather than fades. Made to last a lifetime.
Hand-knotted oriental rug
Sage Garden
Pure hand-knotted silk that catches the light and shifts as you move. Silk lets the design sit finer than wool sharp coral, teal and gold florals on a rare sage-green field, framed in deep navy. The sheen and fineness only Kashmiri silk gives.
Hand-knotted Pakistani Chobi · 100% wool
Verdant Chobi
Pure wool. Natural dyes. A rare green field, hand-knotted with palmettes in cream and coral. Woven slowly, by hand, the way it has been for generations. Quietly timeless.
Hand-knotted wool Gabbeh · natural tones
Caramel Gabbeh
Hand-knotted in pure wool, a patchwork of squares in warm brown, cream and caramel. Every tone is the wool's own — earth, not dye. Thick, soft underfoot, and no two squares the same.
Hand-knotted wool Ghazni
Shikargah Red
A Shikargah, or "hunting ground" one of the oldest royal Persian designs. Deer, birds and big cats move among flowering trees across a deep red field, framed in navy. Hand-knotted in fine Ghazni wool: a scene you keep discovering, every time you look.
Our Mission
Hand-knotted rugs that bring quiet luxury home — crafted to be admired, treasured, and handed down for generations.
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Knotted Entirely by Hand
Every Ruginza rug is tied knot by knot by master weavers, a single piece taking months — sometimes years — to finish. No two are ever exactly alike.
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Pure Wool & Natural Silk
We weave only with hand-spun highland wool and lustrous natural silk, coloured with traditional dyes that deepen and mellow beautifully over the years.
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Made to Last Generations
A fine hand-knotted rug only grows more beautiful with age. Cared for well, a Ruginza rug becomes a true heirloom — as treasured decades from now as the day it left the loom.
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Provenance in Every Piece
Each rug carries a known weaving tradition — Afghan Gabbeh, Pakistani Tabriz, Caucasian Shirvan — with its origin, materials and exact dimensions documented, so you know precisely what you're bringing home.
