The wool
Highland fleece, washed in the canal and spun by hand. We leave most of it undyed — the sand and cream tones are the sheep's own.
Handmade in Egypt since the first thread
One-of-a-kind Egyptian rugs and kilims, woven knot by knot by master artisans — each piece signed with its weaver's story.
Twenty minutes from the Step Pyramid, looms have clattered in courtyard workshops for generations. This is where every CarpetSaqqara piece is born — knot by knot, by name-signed hands.
Highland fleece, washed in the canal and spun by hand. We leave most of it undyed — the sand and cream tones are the sheep's own.
Indigo fermented for nine days; madder root for terracotta. Vat dyeing is slow chemistry — and the reason the colour outlives trends.
Wooden frames older than their weavers. A 2×3 metre rug holds over a million knots and more than a thousand hours of one person's attention.
No two pieces repeat. Every rug ships with its signed provenance card — weaver, village, hours, materials — and nothing to pay at your door.