MAYA Collection is a considered range of textural, timeless rugs shaped by tradition, ritual and craftsmanship. Grounded in generations of rug-making heritage, each piece is made with care, balancing colour, material and tactile depth. Handcrafted by skilled artisans using time-honoured techniques, the collection reflects an ongoing connection between material, memory and making.
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The Neer Collection is defined by its fluid, expressive patterning and softly layered tonal compositions, evoking a sense of movement and depth within each piece. Drawing on a blend of traditional influence and contemporary abstraction, these rugs feature intricate detailing balanced by a refined, harmonious palette of muted blues, gentle neutrals, and weathered earth tones.
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The Dhara Collection is distinguished by its intricate patterning and storied aesthetic, drawing inspiration from traditional motifs reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. Balancing ornamental character with enduring craftsmanship, the Dhara Collection offers statement pieces that ground a space with warmth, texture, and timeless sophistication.
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Our Values
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RITUAL
Ritual sits at the centre of MAYA Collection. These rugs are made to support everyday living; creating space to pause, gather, reflect and connect. They sit underfoot as life unfolds, bringing warmth through their material and presence.
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COMMUNITY
MAYA Collection exists within a network of artisans, collaborators, and homes. We value the hands that craft each rug and the people who gather upon them, fostering connection from origin to everyday living.
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ENDURING
MAYA Collection transcends trend. Grounded in balanced design and softened, sophisticated colour, each piece is created to feel as meaningful today as it will for generations to come.
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Designed
Each rug begins as a hand-drawn vision. Sketched and painted onto paper, the design takes shape slowly; each line considered, each proportion carefully resolved. It’s here that form and balance are first worked through.
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Sourced & Dyed
Fibres are chosen for depth, softness, and strength. Each strand selected not only for how it looks, but for how it will live how it will hold weight, light, and time. Colour is introduced slowly where yarn absorbs layered tones inspired by earth and spice. No two threads hold colour in identical measure, subtle variation becomes part of the story.
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STRETCHED & KNOTTED
The loom is prepared with precision, and
warp threads are stretched to carry the design. Knot by knot, the surface emerges.
Guided by the mapped design, each thread is tied by hand. Through patience and mastery, texture, depth, and character are born.
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The Final Form
The surface is carefully sheared, revealing clarity in pattern and depth in texture.
Washed and refined, the fibres soften and settle. Each edge is secured, every detail reviewed. Only once balance and integrity are assured is the MAYA piece complete.
Our Process
Yarn
Origins of Fibre
Sourced from landscape, in its most elemental state.
Fibre before it is spun, shaped, or defined.
Ceremony
Ritual and Preparation
Leaves gathered and handled with care. This process is shaped by time as a quiet practice where material, timing, and touch remain closely connected.
Tapestry
Tradition
A practice shaped over generations, carried through skilled hands.
Pattern, material, and meaning woven into a lasting form.
Spin
Guided by Hand
Yarn is measured, wound, and set under tension before further process.
Preparing each length for dye and eventual weaving.
Weave
Surface and Rhythm
Threads interlaced through tension and repetition. A surface formed gradually, line by line.
Materials
Yarn
Ceremony
Tapestry
Spin
Weave
Yarn
Origins of Fibre
Sourced from landscape, in its most elemental state.
Fibre before it is spun, shaped, or defined.
Ceremony
Ritual and Preparation
Leaves gathered and handled with care. This process is shaped by time as a quiet practice where material, timing, and touch remain closely connected.
Tapestry
Tradition
A practice shaped over generations, carried through skilled hands.
Pattern, material, and meaning woven into a lasting form.
Spin
Guided by Hand
Yarn is measured, wound, and set under tension before further process.
Preparing each length for dye and eventual weaving.
Weave
Surface and Rhythm
Threads interlaced through tension and repetition. A surface formed gradually, line by line.