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The Collections

Handwoven pieces, gathered by craft

145 pieces across 15collections — from Hunza Carpet's own looms to the great weaving traditions of Persia, Anatolia, the Caucasus and Central Asia.

Woven in Hunza

Hunza Signature Collections

Our own pieces — made by hand in the valley with naturally dyed wool and silk.

Soumak Rugs
25 pieces

Soumak Rugs

Flat-woven soumak rugs in Caucasian, Anatolian and original Hunza designs — hand-woven with naturally dyed handspun wool.

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New Carpets
17 pieces

New Carpets

Contemporary hand-knotted carpets woven in Hunza, from Persian tree-of-life and Mughal court designs to bold Caucasian Kazak medallions and fine Turkmen weaves.

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Old Carpets
24 pieces

Old Carpets

Characterful older carpets — Afghan, Turkmen and Baluch pieces with the patina of years of use.

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Carpet Purses & Bags
7 pieces

Carpet Purses & Bags

Handmade clutches, handbags and evening purses fronted with Hunza's traditional silk cross-stitch embroidery — the workshop's carpet craft scaled down for the hand.

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Antique Collection
4 pieces

Antique Collection

Rare antique textiles and carpets gathered along the old Silk Route.

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Cushions
16 pieces

Cushions

Hand-embroidered and woven cushion covers that bring Hunza craft into the home.

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Wall Hangings
15 pieces

Wall Hangings

Embroidered wall hangings blending traditional Hunza motifs with new artistic perspectives.

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Furniture
2 pieces

Furniture

One-off furniture pieces dressed in handwoven Hunza textiles.

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A wider world

World Rug Traditions

The classic hand-knotted and flat-woven traditions we know and love, organised by origin and technique. Pieces are sourced to order — ask us what's currently available.

Persian Carpets
5 pieces

Persian Carpets

Finely hand-knotted carpets from Iran — Tabriz, Kashan and Isfahan — celebrated for floral medallions and intricate detail.

Representative imagery — see image credits

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Turkish & Anatolian
5 pieces

Turkish & Anatolian

Bold geometric Anatolian designs and the soft palettes of Oushak, hand-woven across Turkey for centuries.

Representative imagery — see image credits

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Afghan & Turkmen
5 pieces

Afghan & Turkmen

Deep madder reds and repeating gül medallions — the tribal weaving traditions of Afghanistan and Central Asia.

Representative imagery — see image credits

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Caucasian Rugs
5 pieces

Caucasian Rugs

Vivid Karabagh and Kazak rugs from the Caucasus, full of roses, medallions and tribal motifs.

Representative imagery — see image credits

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Kilims
5 pieces

Kilims

Flat-woven, pile-less rugs with crisp geometric patterns — light, reversible and endlessly versatile.

Representative imagery — see image credits

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Gabbeh Rugs
5 pieces

Gabbeh Rugs

Thick, plush tribal rugs from the Zagros mountains, known for spare, modern colour-field designs.

Representative imagery — see image credits

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Silk Rugs
5 pieces

Silk Rugs

The finest knot counts and a luminous sheen — silk rugs from Qum, Hereke and Isfahan.

Representative imagery — see image credits

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Images in the World Rug Traditions collections are freely-licensed reference photography used to illustrate each style, not photographs of specific stock. See image credits.