One-of-a-kind

Mir IndoHand KnottedRug

Brown / BeigeRunner80 x 349 cm

The Mir Indo tradition draws its inspiration from the historic Boteh motif, a teardrop-shaped design that has been a hallmark of textile arts across the Middle East and India for centuries. Often referred to as the paisley pattern in the West, this symbol is said to represent a cypress tree, a flame, or a seed, embodying themes of life and eternity.

Technically, these rugs are known for their dense, durable construction. The use of a Cotton foundation provides a stable base for the Wool pile, allowing the intricate patterns to remain clear and well-defined over many years of use. This structural integrity is what makes these runners so highly regarded for both their beauty and their ability to endure.

The signature design of this style typically features a field filled with a repeating pattern of these teardrop motifs, often enclosed by a formal, multi-layered border. The balance between the central field and the decorative borders is a testament to the skill of the weavers who maintain symmetry and proportion throughout the length of the rug.

Owning a piece from this tradition is an opportunity to connect with a long lineage of craft. These rugs are valued not only for their aesthetic charm but for the dedication to skill they represent. To collect such a piece is to preserve a fragment of cultural heritage that has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans.

This runner is created using a traditional hand-knotted technique that requires significant time and focus. Each knot is placed individually, a process that ensures the pile remains dense and the pattern remains sharp and distinct throughout the life of the rug.

Weighing 10.6 kg and measuring 349 x 80 cm, this runner demonstrates the substantial material density that only comes from dedicated hand-craftsmanship. This weight is a direct result of the high volume of Wool used in its construction, which contributes to its long-term durability and structural integrity.

The labour-intensive nature of this production ensures that the final piece is built to withstand daily use while maintaining its aesthetic appeal. By choosing a hand-knotted rug, you are investing in a level of quality and precision that simply cannot be achieved through machine-made alternatives.