Import Beehive Pattern Carpet | Handmade — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Beehive Pattern Carpet from Aman Carpet is a handmade rectangular rug featuring an intricate beehive design in black, grey and off-white. It is crafted from 80 percent natural raw wool and 20 percent nylon, with a pile height of 12 to 15 mm and a 100 percent cotton cloth backing. This combination gives the rug a soft yet durable texture, suitable for high-traffic areas while maintaining comfort underfoot.

Wool-nylon blends are standard for handmade carpets in this category, as nylon adds resilience to the natural fibres, extending the rug’s lifespan in domestic or light commercial settings. The beehive pattern is achieved through precise hand-knotting, with the colour palette and design density typical of Bhadohi’s traditional weaving style. Custom sizes are available beyond the standard 2x3, 4x6 and 3x6 feet options, allowing buyers to fit specific spatial requirements without compromising the pattern’s integrity.

This carpet is primarily sourced by interior designers, hotels and residential buyers seeking statement pieces with artisanal character. The rug’s care instructions are straightforward: spot clean with a damp cloth, use a dry cloth or vacuum for dust, and avoid harsh chemicals. Buyers should confirm custom sizing feasibility and lead times directly with Aman Carpet, as these are not standardised across all handmade rug suppliers in the region.

Aman Carpet is based in Ward No. 4, Jalalpur, Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, a region renowned for its handmade carpet industry. The supplier operates from Bhadohi 221401, a hub for traditional weaving techniques that date back generations. The address confirms its local presence in one of India’s most concentrated carpet-manufacturing clusters, where access to raw materials and skilled labour is abundant.

The company’s profile does not specify years in operation, export volumes, or client lists, so buyers should verify production capacity and quality control processes directly. Aman Carpet’s response signals are currently inactive, which may indicate a need for buyers to initiate contact through alternative channels to assess responsiveness and reliability for bulk or custom orders.