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Autumn collection
Handwoven in Multan. Made to be walked on.
Flat-weave rugs and throws made by families of weavers in the southern Punjab, dyed with madder, indigo and pomegranate.
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From the journal
Six weeks on one loom
How a single 8 by 10 kilim goes from raw wool in Cholistan to a finished rug, and why each one comes out a little different.
Read the storyDyed by hand
Madder root, indigo, pomegranate rind and walnut husk, boiled in copper vats in the old city.
Woven to order
Each piece is started when you order it and takes two to eight weeks on the loom, plus delivery.
Paid fairly, paid first
Weavers are paid for the wool and half the work before the first row is woven.