Woolen Handtufted Carpet Rekhantar - Small

Rekhantar is a study in balance — where structure meets movement, and geometry meets flow. Designed as an artistic composition, this handmade wool rug layers architectural grid lines with fluid contours, creating a visual rhythm that feels both intentional and effortless. Its sculptural silhouette softens the precision of linear forms, while the monochrome palette enhances depth and contrast. The result is a piece that feels simultaneously modern, refined, and quietly expressive — a design that anchors a space without overwhelming it. Handcrafted by skilled artisans using premium wool, Rekhantar offers a dense yet gentle texture underfoot, combining comfort with durability. Subtle variations in tone and weave lend each rug its own individuality, celebrating the authenticity of handmade craft. Created for contemporary interiors, Rekhantar is not merely décor — it is a design statement that brings harmony, form, and intention into a room.

Features
- Primary Material: Hand Tufted / Soft - Newzealand Wool

Specification
- HandMade

Disclaimer
- Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings dimensions may slightly vary in the actual product.

L x W (ft): 4 x 6 ft

Do's
- Your rug has been packed tightly in transit. Give it a few days to lay flat, stretch its fibers, and relax into its new space.
- Vacuuming keeps dust from settling into the foundation, but turn off the beater bar/roller brush. Use a gentle suction-only setting or a handheld attachment.
- Foot traffic patterns and sunlight are inevitable. Rotating your rug ensures it wears and fades perfectly evenly, keeping it looking uniform.
- Accented a corner with your morning coffee? Take a clean, dry white towel and press firmly to absorb the liquid. Keep blotting until the moisture is gone.
- Think of a high-quality rug pad as insurance. It prevents slipping, protects your floors, keeps the rug from bunching, and adds an extra layer of soft cushioning.

Don't
- Seeing loose fibers on your rug during the first few weeks is completely normal, especially for wool rugs! It’s just the excess yarn shedding from the weaving process and will stop soon.
- Moisture is the enemy of natural fibers. Make sure it isn't placed anywhere with hidden leaks or extreme humidity, as this can trap mildew.
- Off-the-shelf stain removers can strip natural dyes and ruin organic wool or cotton.
- Scrubbing pushes the liquid deeper into the fibers and twists the yarn, causing permanent damage.

Lead Days: 45

1 year against manufacturing defect