Hawke Hand Knotted Wool Rug

The Hawke Hand Knotted Wool Rug is a handcrafted floor covering made entirely of wool. It is produced by Aman Carpet, a manufacturer based in Jalalpur, Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India. Each rug is created using the traditional hand-knotted technique passed down through generations of weavers. The rug’s construction relies on 100 % natural wool fibers without synthetic blends.

In the rug industry, hand-knotted wool pieces usually feature a pile height of 6‑12 mm, which is typical for residential applications. Knot density for comparable wool rugs ranges from 120 to 200 knots per square inch, a standard that influences durability and pattern definition. The wool used is often of Merino or local Indian varieties, providing a natural fire-resistant rating that is typical for such products. Finished rugs are commonly backed with a cotton or jute backing to enhance stability, a standard practice in Indian hand-knotted production.

Buyers such as interior designers, boutique hotels and upscale residential projects often select these rugs for their aesthetic and longevity. Aman Carpet does not list minimum order quantities, pricing or lead times publicly, so interested importers should request those details directly. Confirm the preferred Incoterm, payment schedule and any required certifications with the supplier before finalising the purchase.

Aman Carpet is located at Ward No. 4, Jalalpur, Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh 221401, India. The supplier is classified in the harbor trust tier, indicating that basic verification documents have been provided to the marketplace. The listed address places the workshop in the traditional carpet‑making district of Bhadohi, known for its concentration of skilled weavers. No response rate or average response time is recorded for this supplier.

The current listing highlights Aman Carpet’s capability to produce hand‑knotted wool rugs but does not disclose minimum order quantities, unit pricing, lead‑time or Incoterms. Prospective buyers must request these trade details directly from the supplier. The supplier’s profile does not mention any third‑party certifications, so verification of compliance with relevant standards should be confirmed during negotiations.