Our cheap cotton rugs and mats are made out of waste knitted cloth and available in different colors, styles and various sizes like 16*22 & 16*27 inches. Uses as floor mat, door mat and at oil industry. It absorbs 100% water as well as oil.
Our Rugs display the latest trends and designs and their quality standards are very high. Our products are on par with international standards of quality and match the best in the world.
Our Rugs display the latest trends and designs and their quality standards are very high. Our products are on par with international standards of quality and match the best in the world.
Our Rugs display the latest trends and designs and their quality standards are very high. Our products are on par with international standards of quality and match the best in the world.
Our rugs display the latest trends and designs and their quality standards are very high. Our products are on par with international standards of quality and match the best in the world.
Inspired from central asian and persian carpets, the rug is handmade by hookwork with fine 2-ply worsted woollen yarn on handloom cotton base and is lined on its back with cotton canvas.
The rug can be made in multitude of colours ,any designs and sizes ranging from 2'x3' to 9'x12'.
Inspired from Central Asia and Persian Carpets, the rugs are made by hookwork with fine 2-ply worsted woollen yarn on handloom cotton base and is lined on its back with cotton canvas.
The rug can be made in any design and sizes from 2' x 3' to 4' x 6'.
Inspired from central Asian and Persian carpets, the rug is handmade by hookwork with fine 2-ply worsted woollen yarn on handloom cotton base and is lined on its back with cotton canvas.
The rug can be made in multitude of colours and any designs.
A Kashmir Rug is a handmade, hand-knotted oriental rug, that origins from Kashmir. Kashmir rugs carpets have beautiful, intricate designs that are primarily Oriental floral style and come in a range of colors, designs, sizes and qualities.
This type of carpets weaving in Kashmir was not originally indigenous but is thought to have come in by way of Persia. Most designs are distinctly Persian with some local variations.
