Premium Materials
At Rugs Luxury, every rug begins with the careful selection of the finest natural materials. We source high-quality wool from the Himalayas, along with silk, cotton, and other fibers from trusted suppliers. These materials are processed using traditional, time-honored techniques. The premium fibers form the foundation of our hand-knotted rugs, providing exceptional durability, remarkable softness, and a rich, luxurious texture that enhances every space. Explore the materials we use below.
Tibetan Wool Sourced from Himalayan sheep, our Tibetan wool is prized for its strength, softness, and natural luster. Hand-spun and expertly woven, it creates durable, resilient rugs with luxurious texture and lasting color.color absorption that lasts for generations.
New Zealand Wool Sourced from free-range sheep, our New Zealand wool is soft, resilient, and naturally lustrous. Hand-spun and expertly woven, it creates durable, luxurious rugs with rich texture and lasting color.
Pure Silk Pure silk, produced by silkworms, is prized for its smooth texture, brilliant luster, and vibrant colors. Hand-woven into rugs, it delivers a soft, luxurious feel with a lustrous, elegant finish.
Merino Wool Sourced from Merino sheep, this wool is among the world’s softest and most luxurious, prized for its fine texture, warmth, and breathability, imparting rugs with silky softness and timeless elegance.
Mohair Mohair wool, sourced from Angora goats, is renowned for its silky sheen, durability, and natural resilience. Soft yet strong, this premium fiber adds a lustrous texture and elegant drape to hand-knotted rugs, ensuring long-lasting beauty and luxurious comfort.
Nettle & Hemp
Nettle is a wild fiber from the foothills of the Himalayas in Nepal, hand-knotted using ancient techniques to create rugs with lasting durability, earthy warmth, and a soft, elegant sheen. Hemp is a strong, time-honored fiber that adds organic texture, subtle luster, and enduring elegance to rug designs.
Alpaca
Alpaca wool is a rare and exquisite fiber known for its exceptional softness, lightweight warmth, and natural silky sheen. Sourced from gentle alpacas in high-altitude regions, this premium wool produces rugs with a plush, luxurious texture, outstanding durability, and elegant drape, bringing both comfort and sophistication to any space.
Weaving
Bamboo, Viscouse, Nylon, Tencill
Bamboo fabric is a textile made from the pulp of bamboo grass. The bamboo plant is processed into fibers which are then spun into yarn and woven or knitted into fabric.
Viscose is a semi-synthetic fiber made from natural materials like wood pulp (usually from trees such as beech, pine, or eucalyptus). The pulp is chemically processed into fibers.
Nylon is a fully synthetic fiber made from petrochemicals. It was one of the first synthetic fabrics developed.
Tencel is a branded fiber made from eucalyptus wood pulp using a more environmentally friendly process. The fiber type is called Lyocell.
Linen Linen, spun from the flax plant, is strong, smooth, and naturally lustrous. Hand-woven into rugs, it provides breathable, durable, and eco-friendly elegance with a refined texture that grows more beautiful over time.
Wild & Mulberry Silk
Mulberry Silk is the finest and most luxurious silk, made by silkworms that feed on mulberry leaves. It is known for its soft, smooth texture and natural shine, making it ideal for high-quality clothing and scarves and Wild Silk is a natural silk produced by silkworms living in forests. It has a slightly rough texture but is strong and durable, valued for its natural look and traditional handmade textiles.
Pashmina Yarn
Pashmina yarn, harvested from the soft undercoat of Himalayan goats, is renowned for its exceptional softness, lightweight warmth, and delicate silky texture. Hand-spun and woven by skilled artisans, rugs made from pashmina yarn offer a luxurious feel, exquisite drape, and refined elegance, creating timeless pieces that combine comfort with sophistication.
