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Jackson Carter Rugs are woven by Tibetans in Katmandu Nepal on traditional Tibetan looms using wool from the Tibetan Highland Sheep. While the designs are transitional and contemporary, the art of weaving and the method of knotting is centuries old. |
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Geisha is a limited collection of rugs inspired by antique Chinese and Japanese Silk Kimono’s. These elegant rugs are hand-knotted in the state of Rajasthan India using both hand spun and machine spun wools. The beautiful designs seem to float on a lake of both colors and texture. The Asian philosophy of finding strength in simplicity can be yours as you design your own personal space around one of these masterful works of art. |
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Mughal Silk is a collection of rugs hand-knotted on looms in the ancient city of Jaipur, India. Carpets woven in this traditional Mughal style display leaf and tendril design inspired by European botanical paintings. The naturalistic flower heads are created by hand knotting brightly colored wool and then outlining in pure silk. The famed Taj Mahal displays this same traditional floral work. Naja is proud to offer this collection in multiple sizes and colors. |
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Rajasthan is a collection of rugs reflecting the traditional Moghal art of the early 17th century. Naturalistic plant forms with vibrant flower heads woven in perfect harmony on a field of intricate leaf and tendril patterns. These rugs are hand-knotted and woven on looms located in the ancient city of Jaipur, India. Bring balance and harmony into every room by selecting from the many colors, styles, and sizes of the Rajasthan collection |
