Import Hand Tufted, Modern Rugs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Hand Tufted Modern rugs offered by Kaleen Baba are produced in Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India, and are crafted using a hand‑tufted technique. The catalogue includes designs that combine contemporary patterns with traditional craftsmanship. Materials listed include wool, silk, viscose and other fibres, allowing buyers to select a composition that matches their aesthetic and performance needs. The standard sample size provided is 50 cm × 50 cm, and the supplier can adjust dimensions to suit specific projects.

Kaleen Baba defines three quality tiers - Fine, Standard and Premium - each differing in fibre blend, pile density and finishing. A typical Fine rug uses a wool‑silk blend with a pile height of about 4 mm, while Premium selections may incorporate pure silk or high‑grade viscose with pile heights up to 9 mm. Standard industry practice for hand‑tufted rugs includes a jute backing and bound edges, which are also applied across the supplier’s range. Weight for these rugs generally falls between 2 kg and 3 kg per square metre, providing a balance of heft and ease of handling.

These modern rugs are suited for upscale residential interiors, boutique hotels and office lobbies where design impact is a priority. Kaleen Baba does not disclose a minimum order quantity, so interested importers should request the required batch size directly. Prospective buyers should also clarify the preferred Incoterm, payment schedule and any certification requirements before confirming the purchase.

Kaleen Baba operates from Akbarpur Khamaria, Sant Ravidas Nagar, Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh 221306, India. The supplier is assigned a harbor trust tier, with a recorded response rate of 0 percent and no average response time, indicating that communication may need to be initiated by the buyer.

The business lists hand‑tufted modern rugs across a range of material blends and three quality grades, and it offers free sample delivery provided the buyer covers courier costs. No explicit certifications, production capacity or lead‑time figures are provided, so these should be requested during negotiations.