One-of-a-kind

Mir IndoHand KnottedRug

Orange / Beige124 x 185 cm

The Mir Indo tradition is deeply rooted in the historical weaving culture of the Middle East, having evolved from the classic Mir-e-Buta patterns. These designs were historically celebrated for their elegance and symmetry, eventually finding a vibrant second home in the skilled workshops of India, where artisans have perfected the craft of reinterpreting these traditional motifs.

Technical excellence is at the heart of what makes these rugs so desirable. The term Mir Indo refers to a style characterised by a continuous, repeating pattern of small floral elements, often arranged in a way that creates a sense of infinite movement across the surface of the rug. This level of detail requires great focus, ensuring the final product is both visually harmonious and structurally sound.

Signature design elements of the Mir Indo include the iconic paisley-like motifs known as buta, which are arranged in rows across the field. These are typically enclosed by a formal, decorative border that frames the central design, providing a structured and sophisticated look. The red and beige palette seen here is a classic choice that highlights the intricate nature of the repeat pattern.

Collectors value these rugs not just for their visual beauty, but for the history of craftsmanship they represent. Owning a Mir Indo is an opportunity to connect with a long-standing textile heritage, where the skill of the weaver is preserved in every knot. It is a piece that brings a sense of cultural weight and enduring quality to any collection.

This rug is created through a meticulous hand-knotted process, where each individual knot is tied by hand to build the pile. This labour-intensive method is what gives the rug its remarkable durability and structural integrity, allowing the intricate design to remain sharp and clear throughout its long life.

With a density of 160,000 knots per m2, the construction of this piece reflects a significant commitment to time and precision. Over the course of many weeks, artisans dedicate themselves to ensuring every section of the rug meets high standards of quality, resulting in a dense and resilient pile that feels substantial and premium to the touch.

The substantial weight of 8.7 kg across its 185 x 124 cm frame is a testament to the heavy use of high-quality materials and the tightness of the weave. This weight ensures the rug stays firmly in place while providing a robust base that protects the floor and adds a sense of permanence to your living environment.