Picnics were always the best. A shady tree, the durrie spread out like a soft carpet, and everyone gathering to enjoy snacks, laughter, and games. There were no rules, just carefree fun in the fresh air. This beautifully handwoven Jawaja Durrie brings back that joy and is perfect for picnics, games, or family meals at home.

Product Details

1. SKU Code: HF_TL_01259_BK
2. Art Type: Handwoven
3. Product: Handwoven Jawaja Durrie
4. Material: Wool
5. Dimensions: Length –160cms, Width –96cms, Height – 1cm
6. Design: Abstract Pattern
7. Color: Black
8. Weight: 1.5 kg
9. Category: Decor
10. Sub-category: Home decor
11. Packaging Content: Multicoloured Handwoven Jawaja Durrie X 1
12. Country of Origin: India

Features

1. Handwoven by skilled Jawaja Artisans.
2. Reversible—Usable on both sides.
3. Lightweight and Portable—Easy to fold and use.
4. Unique Abstract Pattern
5. Heritage Rich Artistry.
6. Versatile Use: Ideal as a charming floor covering, a delightful picnic mat, a serene meditation or yoga mat, a cozy bedspread, or a comfortable seating space for casual gatherings.

Manufacturing Process

1. Sorting: The process begins with selecting the finest natural fibres like wool and cotton. These fibres are carefully sorted to ensure only the highest quality materials form the base of the rug, ensuring strength and softness.
2. Carding: The sorted fibres are carded to align and smooth them, creating soft, uniform strands. This step readies the fibres for spinning, ensuring they are easy to work with and consistent in texture.
3. Spooling and Spinning: Using traditional spinning wheels, artisans transform the carded fibres into strong, durable yarns. These yarns are spooled to maintain their quality and prepared for dyeing and weaving.
4. Designing: The heart of every flat-weave lies in its design. Patterns, often inspired by geometric shapes or cultural motifs, are carefully conceptualised and mapped out. This blueprint guides the weaving process, ensuring precision and artistry.
5. Dyeing: Yarns are dyed in rich, vibrant hues using natural or synthetic dyes. Each strand is soaked and sun-dried, locking in the colour and enhancing the fibres’ strength. The dyed yarns set the tone for the rug’s overall aesthetic.
6. Weaving: The weaving begins on traditional looms, where artisans interlace dyed weft threads with warp threads. Row by row, patterns emerge, brought to life by skilled hands.
7. Finishing: After weaving, the edges are secured with stitched or braided finishes to ensure durability. Fringes are added, threads are trimmed, and the rug is washed and sun-dried for a refined, vibrant finish. A final quality check ensures every piece is flawless.