Rumi Carpets – Every Knot Tells a Story
Some rugs aren’t just laid on the floor…
Some rugs speak. They whisper stories. They carry the soul of centuries past.
Rumi’s handwoven carpets are more than just decorative pieces—they are expressions of mastery, patience, and deep cultural heritage. Each rug is meticulously crafted by artisans from ancient towns and mountain villages, using techniques passed down through generations. But the real magic lies in the emotion woven into every thread.
Dyed with plant-based, natural pigments, the wool and cotton yarns are dried under the sun, maturing gracefully over time. These colors don’t just please the eye—they speak of nature, memory, and meaning.
Some motifs symbolize a mother’s prayer, others a lover waiting across distant lands. Some designs are rooted in the symbols of forgotten villages, while others carry the spirit of timeless folktales.
With a wide range of sizes and color palettes, these rugs are designed to bring not just beauty, but soul to your space.
From cozy 3x5 corners to expansive 9x12 centerpieces, each piece offers warmth, character, and authenticity.
**You’re not just bringing home a rug—
You’re bringing home a story that will last a lifetime.**
NEW
COLLECTION
Discover the perfect blend of craftsmanship and elegance in our new collection. Each rug is meticulously handwoven by skilled artisans using natural wool and cotton, offering timeless beauty and lasting durability. Designed to bring traditional motifs into modern interiors, these exclusive pieces are available in limited quantities.
🎙️ The True Value Behind a Handwoven Rug
Have you ever wondered why a handwoven rug is so valuable?
The journey begins long before the weaving starts — with nature itself. Artisans carefully select plants, roots, and flowers to create natural dyes. These plants are boiled, fermented, and filtered to extract vivid, lasting colors without the use of chemicals. This process alone requires deep knowledge passed down through generations.
Next comes the material preparation. Wool is sheared from sheep, then washed, carded, and hand-spun into yarn. Silk threads are carefully extracted from silkworm cocoons, requiring extraordinary care and precision. These natural fibers are then dyed by hand, often multiple times, to ensure deep, rich tones.
Then begins the weaving process — the heart of the craft. Using a traditional loom, artisans tie thousands — sometimes millions — of individual knots. Turkish rugs are known for their double-knot technique (also called Gördes knots), which makes the rugs stronger, more durable, and more detailed.
Depending on the size and complexity of the rug, this process can take several months to several years to complete. A large rug may require a team of weavers working eight hours a day for over a year, knotting each thread one by one.
Behind every handwoven rug is not just time — but skill, tradition, and soul. You are not buying a product; you are investing in an heirloom — a piece of human history crafted with care and pride.