Cotton

5 crafts · 8 Typical products

Cotton rugs and mats are breathable, hypoallergenic and reversible. We weave them on handlooms and rapier looms, in flatweave, chindi and rag-rug constructions.

Hand Tufted Hand Woven Flatweave Digital Printed Needle Punched Braided

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Hand Tufted

1 Typical product

Craftsmen shoot yarn through a stretched canvas with a hand tufting gun, then shear and carve the pile — ideal for low-volume custom designs.

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Cotton Hand Tufted Bedroom Rug

PremiumBedroom

Pile height12 mm
BackingDouble-sided (no backing)
Standard size160 × 230 cm
MOQ50 pcs

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Hand Woven Flatweave

3 Typical products

Woven on a handloom with no pile — flat, reversible and light, which makes it easy to move and a natural fit for layered styling.

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Cotton Hand Woven Living Room Rug

ReversibleLiving Room

Pile height6 mm
BackingDouble-sided (no backing)
Standard size150 × 200 cm
MOQ100 pcs

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Cotton Hand Woven Bathroom Mat

Machine WashableBathroom

Pile height7 mm
BackingDouble-sided (no backing)
Standard size50 × 80 cm
MOQ300 pcs

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Cotton Hand Woven Commercial Space Runner

StandardCommercial Space

Pile height6 mm
BackingDouble-sided (no backing)
Standard size0.8 × 3 m
MOQ200 pcs

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Digital Printed

1 Typical product

Artwork is printed directly onto a white base with water-based inks, so photographic detail and unlimited colours are possible from one piece upward.

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Cotton Digital Printed Kids Room Rug

KidsKids Room

Pile height7 mm
BackingNon-woven Backing
Standard size120 × 170 cm
MOQ300 pcs

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Needle Punched

1 Typical product

Barbed needles entangle fibres mechanically without any yarn spinning, producing a tough, fray-resistant felt that is ideal for entrance and industrial mats.

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Cotton Needle Punched Kitchen Mat

Machine WashableKitchen

Pile height8 mm
BackingNon-woven Backing
Standard size45 × 120 cm
MOQ500 pcs

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Braided

2 Typical products

Yarn or fabric strips are plaited into ropes and then coiled and stitched into an oval or round mat — a traditional craft still used for farmhouse-style doormats.