Bhadohi, India
Deeniyat Rugs weaves floor coverings at Quazipur in Bhadohi. Wool is bought in and dyed at an in house dyeing unit, a design team works up new pieces, and a separate finishing team handles the last stages before packing. The range runs across hand knotted, handloom, hand tufted, Tibetan and Nepali qualities, flatweaves, dhurries and kilims, alongside leather carpets, jute rugs, berber rugs, pillows and poufs. The firm is a member of the Carpet Export Promotion Council under membership number 8585.
Hand knotted rugs, handloom rugs, hand tufted rugs, flatweaves, dhurries, kilims, leather carpets, jute rugs, berber rugs, pillows, poufs
Tufted wool pile shot through a stretched backing and finished at the firm's own works. Made in natural undyed shades as well as dyed colours, and cut to whatever size an order calls for.
Pile tied knot by knot on the loom, the slowest of the constructions the house runs. Wool is bought in and dyed at the firm's own dyeing unit before it reaches the weavers.
Woven on the loom without a knotted pile, so the rug lies flat and reads the same from either face. Made in the same wool the knotted qualities use.
Flatweaves in the dhurrie and kelim constructions, worked without pile and finished at the ends by hand. Both are reversible and pack flat for shipping.
Rugs woven in jute, a coarse bast fibre that takes little or no dye and holds its own colour. Woven flat rather than knotted.
Floor pieces worked in cut leather rather than yarn, one of the lines the house lists beside its woven qualities. Leather is stitched or woven into panels.
A hand tufted design in the DR series, made in wool in a natural shade. Catalogued at custom size, so the piece is made to the buyer's dimensions.
Another of the DR series hand tufted designs, wool pile in a natural colour. One of fifty two codes in the hand tufted range alone.