One-of-a-kind

Mir IndoHand KnottedRug

Brown / Beige200 x 201 cm

The Mir design is a celebrated tradition in carpet weaving, historically inspired by the classic boteh motif. While its roots are deep in Middle Eastern textile history, the production of these rugs has found a vibrant home in India, where artisans have adapted the style with exceptional technical skill and a unique eye for colour balance.

The term 'Mir' refers to a specific design lineage characterised by its repeating pattern of small, elegant motifs. In the context of quality, the precision of the weave is essential. A well-executed Mir rug features a consistent, rhythmic layout where the scale of the pattern is perfectly proportioned to the size of the rug, a hallmark of master craftsmanship.

Visually, these rugs are defined by their all-over patterns, often featuring the boteh, which is a teardrop-shaped motif that some interpret as a leaf, a flame, or a cypress tree. The borders are usually formal, providing a structured frame that contains the intricate beauty of the central field and grounds the overall composition.

Owning a Mir Indo rug is an investment in a storied craft tradition. These rugs are highly valued by collectors and homeowners alike for their ability to blend into both traditional and contemporary interiors. They represent a bridge between ancient design languages and modern home living, preserving a cultural legacy through every hand-knotted strand.

This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who have dedicated months of focused effort to its creation. With a density of 250,000 knots per m2 across its 4 m2 surface, this rug contains approximately 1,000,000 individual hand-tied knots.

The sheer scale of human labour required to knot a piece of this size and complexity speaks to the quality of the final product. Every knot is placed with precision, resulting in the dense, uniform pile and intricate pattern clarity that define this rug as a premium, long-lasting addition to your home.

The construction utilises a robust cotton foundation that provides the necessary tension for the Wool pile to stand tall and resilient. This combination of materials and labour-intensive technique ensures that the rug maintains its shape and structural integrity for years to come.