Shorn raw wool is carefully detangled, cleaned and teased into individual strands by hand using a pair of carders, flat paddles with tiny teeth which pull the wool in different directions, separating the fibres and aligning them in the same direction ready for spinning.

Designers draw inspiration from around the world and chalks out the most inspiring, vibrant & soothing design for all homes and spaces.

Yarn is dyed using the POT-Dyeing. It is one of the key elements in the production of a carpet.  Accurate colour matching is essential to the success of a finished design.

The Dye Master carefully matches Deirdre’s colour selection by eye and mixes pigments to absolute precision.  The number of dyes depends on the complexity of the design and each dye can take up to a day to mix.

The now pristine raw wool or silk yarn is immersed in pots submerged over and over until the required shade is achieved using a manually turned wheel.

Now the final tufting of wood and bamboo silk is done with the POT-dyed & SUN-dried yarn on the chalked our graph with percision.

Once dry, the carpet is carefully trimmed to a uniform pile height using large flat bladed-shears known as a ‘Kainchi”

Then the highly skilled task of carefully ‘carving’ out specific design elements begins.  This fine trimming of the design highlights and lightly defines areas where wool meets silk and or the areas specified by Deirdre.