Vintage Turkish Kilim rug made in the Central Anatolia Black Sea region of Turkey.

Features vintage hemp in beautiful terracotta hue and random embroidered detail, giving a wonderful texture to the rug. 

Turkish villagers produced hemp stalk until the 1960's when its production was prohibited. Because of prohibition, hemp fibre and hemp rugs became incredibly rare, and today it can be difficult to find original hemp Kilim rugs.

Organic, handspun, handwoven, and handmade out of natural fibre, and the durability and thermostatic property of hemp means it acts as a natural thermostat in both summer and winter.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

Vintage Turkish Kilim rug made in the Central Anatolia Black Sea region of Turkey.

Features vintage hemp in beautiful kohl/black hue and random embroidered detail, giving a wonderful texture to the rug. 

Turkish villagers produced hemp stalk until the 1960's when its production was prohibited. Because of prohibition, hemp fibre and hemp rugs became incredibly rare, and today it can be difficult to find original hemp Kilim rugs.

Organic, handspun, handwoven, and handmade out of natural fibre, and the durability and thermostatic property of hemp means it acts as a natural thermostat in both summer and winter.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A contemporary carpet handwoven in Morocco using traditional methods. Made from the finest quality wool, each strand was carefully and densely woven by hand on a loom and took four months to weave.

Incredibly soft and thick underfoot, the natural wool is woven in a checker pattern with a high, lush pile giving it incredible texture  - the finish of this piece is both luxurious and durable and is a functional work of art that will be long lasting.

Known for their use of bolder colours (vintage) or subtle pattern to create texture (contemporary), the Beni M'Rirt tribe hails from the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. We work to preserve the remarkable skills of the woman weavers by sourcing both vintage and contemporary pieces that continue to sustain the methods and techniques that have passed down from generations.

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In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.

A unique vintage Boujad runner handwoven in the 1970s.

Boujad carpets are named after the holy town of 'Budjad' in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco, where the carpets are made from many different tribes. These rugs are the said to be the most mystical of Moroccan rugs, and feature designs that reflect the whim of the weaver.

Featuring a short pile that is lovely and soft underfoot in checkered pattern, this piece also features the 'saw tooth border' along the sides, which is both symbolic as well as helps to reinforce the edges. A functional work of art that will continue to age gracefully.

We work to preserve the remarkable skills of the woman weavers by sourcing both vintage and contemporary pieces that continue to sustain the methods and techniques that have passed down from generations.

In partnership with ReForest Now, one tree is planted for every rug sold. Your purchase contributes to protecting, conserving, and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests. Find out more here.