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Handwoven in Jaipur · Est. 2011

Hand-knotted rugs,
woven for the world.

Pure Afghan wool and silk, tested before a single knot is tied — trusted by bulk suppliers and private-label partners across India, the USA and Russia.

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15+ yearsmanufacturing for global partners
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Hand-Knotted in Small BatchesUndyed Wool & Mulberry SilkMade-to-Measure, Any SizeWorldwide White-Glove Delivery Hand-Knotted in Small BatchesUndyed Wool & Mulberry SilkMade-to-Measure, Any SizeWorldwide White-Glove Delivery
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The Curated Edit

5 pieces, one from each collection, chosen for the way they hold a room together.

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The Jagdamba Standard

“Every fibre is tested before it ever meets the loom.”

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Every Style, Woven with the Same Care

From heritage motifs to modern minimalism — explore the collection, or browse everything in the shop.

Why Jagdamba

Details You Feel Before You See

01

Hand-Knotted Mastery

Every piece takes weeks, not minutes, tied by artisans with decades of practice.

02

Pure Afghan Wool & Silk

Premium fibres and carefully selected blends, chosen before a single thread is spun.

03

Tested, Then Woven

Every material is checked before production begins, and every knot again during finishing.

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Trusted by Global Buyers

Bulk and private-label partners across India, the USA and Russia, since 2011.

Behind the Craft

From Raw Fibre to Finished Floor

Four stages, eight weeks, one family of artisans per rug.

Warp threads on the loom, mid-weave
15+Years of Craft
01

Sourcing

Undyed wool from high-altitude sheep and mulberry silk, selected fibre by fibre for length and sheen.

02

Dyeing

Small-batch botanical dye baths, hand-mixed in-studio to match our seasonal palette exactly.

03

Hand-Knotting

Every knot tied by hand on a vertical loom — a 9×12 rug takes six to eight weeks to complete.

04

Finishing & Wash

A slow wash brings out the lustre, then hand-shearing sets the final pile height.

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