Tantuvi

The partially striped geometric composition of the No. 11 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Our Circle rugs are meant to channel various forms of texture and motion in nature, in this case the fracturing of light across ocean waves. Their small size and versatile shape helps them add warmth and depth to even the smallest and most unusual of spaces, from bathrooms to nurseries to the spot in front of a bedroom dresser. They can also be hung on the wall or used as a table centerpiece.

Inspired by the diverse terrain of Northern India, where sandstone-colored desert landscapes merge seamlessly into the native architecture, a vibrant kalidescope of color.

The zig-zagged composition of the No. 3 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Inspired by the diverse terrain of Northern India, where sandstone-colored desert landscapes merge seamlessly into the native architecture, a vibrant kalidescope of color.

The composition of the No. 2 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The asymmetrical geometric composition of the No. 17 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Agate's undulating color bands evoke the visually rich terrain of northern India, where natural rock formations and man-made quarries expose multi- hued layers of stone and sand.

Agate's undulating color bands evoke the visually rich terrain of northern India, where natural rock formations and man-made quarries expose multi-hued layers of stone and sand.

Malachite's layered composition is an homage to the terrain and architecture of northern India, where 400 years ago they built elaborately designed stone staircases leading down to ponds and reservoirs, many of which still exist today.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The asymmetrical geometric composition of the No. 5 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Malachite's layered composition is an homage to the terrain and architecture of northern India, where 400 years ago they built elaborately designed stone staircases leading down to ponds and reservoirs, many of which still exist today.

Fragments is a digitally remixed drawing rendered in the magical colors of India's Thar Desert, as well as the colors of its sky during the cooler hours of dusk and dawn, when our rugs are often woven. Primrose sets the greens and beiges of the region's succulents and sand dunes against a vibrant sunset pink.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The stairstep composition of the No. 1 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Featuring an organic, curvilinear design derived from a digitally abstracted photo of caves in Cappadocia, our Kulfi collection combines the earthy tones of India's landscape with the saturated colors of the local ice cream it's named after in this case a more muted palette evoking the flavor known as kesar, or saffron.

Featuring an organic, curvilinear design derived from a digitally abstracted photo of caves in Cappadocia, our Kulfi collection combines the earthy tones of India's landscape with the saturated colors of the local ice cream it's named after in this case a more muted palette evoking the flavor known as kesar, or saffron.

Malachite's layered composition is an homage to the terrain and architecture of northern India, where 400 years ago they built elaborately designed stone staircases leading down to ponds and reservoirs, many of which still exist today.

Our Circle rugs are meant to channel various forms of texture and movement in nature, in this case the sandstone hues that blend from the earth into the architecture. Their small size and versatile shape helps them add warmth and depth to even the smallest and most unusual of spaces, from bathrooms to nurseries to the spot in front of a bedroom dresser. They can also be hung on the wall or used as a table centerpiece.

Eulerian Luna is a simple linear composition, named for the mathematician Leonhard Euler, that evokes the light of a desert moon slicing through the nighttime shadows.

The composition of the No. 20 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 200th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The asymmetrical geometric composition of the No. 17 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Claystone is an homage to our travels through the diverse terrain of northern India, where endless sandstone-colored landscapes are punctuated by the vibrant pinks, greens, and reds of the region's unique desert flora.

The zig-zagged composition of the No. 3 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The simple geometry of our Eclipse rug is an homage to the landscape of northern India, capturing the moment when the sun or moon peeks over the horizon of the endless desert, altering its colors with their light and shadows.

Featuring an organic, curvilinear design derived from a digitally abstracted photo of caves in Cappadocia, our Kulfi collection combines the earthy tones of India's landscape with the saturated colors of the local ice cream it's named after in this case a more muted palette evoking the flavor known as kesar, or saffron.

Our Circle rugs are meant to hannel various forms of texture and movement in nature, in this case the rippled reflection of moonlight across the surface of a lake. Their small size and versatile shape helps them add warmth and depth to even the smallest and most unusual of spaces, from bathrooms to nurseries to the spot in front of a bedroom dresser. They can also be hung on the wall or used as a table centerpiece.

Agate's undulating color bands evoke the visually rich terrain of northern India, where natural rock formations and man-made quarries expose multi-hued layers of stone and sand.

Fragments is a digitally remixed drawing rendered in the magical colors of India's Thar Desert, as well as the colors of its sky during the cooler hours of dusk and dawn, when our rugs are often woven. Desert captures the greens, pinks, and beiges of the region's succulents, peacocks, and sand dunes.

Our Circle rugs are meant to channel various forms of texture and movement in nature, in this case the sandstone hues that blend from the earth into the architecture. Their small size and versatile shape helps them add warmth and depth to even the smallest and most unusual of spaces, from bathrooms to nurseries to the spot in front of a bedroom dresser. They can also be hung on the wall or used as a table centerpiece.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Malachite's layered composition is an homage to the terrain and architecture of northern India, where 400 years ago they built elaborately designed stone staircases leading down to ponds and reservoirs, many of which still exist today.

The simple geometry of our Eclipse rug is an homage to the landscape of northern India, capturing the moment when the sun or moon peeks over the horizon of the endless desert, altering its colors with their light and shadows.

Malachite's layered composition is an homage to the terrain and architecture of northern India, where 400 years ago they built elaborately designed stone staircases leading down to ponds and reservoirs, many of which still exist today.

The asymmetrical geometric composition of the No. 17 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Claystone is an homage to our travels through the diverse terrain of northern India, where endless sandstone-colored landscapes are punctuated by the vibrant pinks, greens, and reds of the region's unique desert flora.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Our Circle rugs are meant to channel various forms of texture and movement in nature, in this case the sandstone hues that blend from the earth into the architecture. Their small size and versatile shape helps them add warmth and depth to even the smallest and most unusual of spaces, from bathrooms to nurseries to the spot in front of a bedroom dresser. They can also be hung on the wall or used as a table centerpiece.

Fragments is a digitally remixed drawing rendered in the magical colors of India's Thar Desert, as well as the colors of its sky during the cooler hours of dusk and dawn, when our rugs are often woven. Desert captures the greens, pinks, and beiges of the region's succulents, peacocks, and sand dunes.

Malachite's layered composition is an homage to the terrain and architecture of northern India, where 400 years ago they built elaborately designed stone staircases leading down to ponds and reservoirs, many of which still exist today.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The asymmetrical geometric composition of the No. 9 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

Fragments is a digitally remixed drawing rendered in the magical colors of India's Thar Desert, as well as the colors of its sky during the cooler hours of dusk and dawn, when our rugs are often woven. Clay pairs the region's ochre earth tones with the blues and pinks of a summer sunset.

The zig-zagged composition of the No. 3 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The bisected geometric composition of the No. 7 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.

The geometric composition of the No. 11 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.