Import Beige/Tan Hand Loom Rug — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

This hand loom rug from Aman Carpet combines 50 percent wool with 50 percent bamboo silk, producing a durable yet lustrous surface under the Acar collection’s transitional design. The beige and tan colourway, coded Hwb-1001, is woven on traditional handlooms in rural India, resulting in a textured finish that suits both bedroom and living room settings. Each piece carries a six-month warranty and is intended for indoor use only.

Wool contributes resilience to foot traffic, while bamboo silk adds a natural sheen and fine texture that enhances visual depth across the pattern range. The rugs are handmade without synthetic dyes, relying on the inherent properties of the fibres to create subtle tonal variations typical of hand loom production. Standard practice for this category includes a pile height of 10 to 12 mm, and the weave density is usually measured at 60 to 80 knots per square inch for comparable rugs.

Importers of decorative textiles source these rugs for residential and hospitality projects where artisanal craftsmanship is a priority. Aman Carpet’s Bhadohi workshop, located in Uttar Pradesh, specialises in hand loom products shipped from Indian ports. Buyers should confirm packaging, which for hand loom rugs is typically rolled and wrapped in plastic, and discuss lead times that account for the handcrafted process. The supplier offers bulk trade terms on request.

Aman Carpet operates from Ward No. 4 in Jalalpur, Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, a region recognised for its hand loom rug production. The workshop focuses on artisanal rugs under the Acar collection, leveraging local craftsmanship to produce transitional designs for global buyers.

The supplier’s profile indicates a harbor trust tier, with no recorded response rate or average response time. Aman Carpet does not list certifications, headcount, or client references in its public details, so importers should verify these directly. The address confirms a physical presence in Bhadohi, a hub for Indian handwoven textiles.