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Jacaranda Refined Himalayan brochure

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Jacaranda Refined Himalayan brochure

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Introduction
The Himalayan Hand-Knotted Rug Collection by Jacaranda Carpets Limited features rugs crafted with traditional Tibetan hand-knotting techniques, known for their quality, intricacy, flexibility, and individuality. The collection offers both stock and bespoke options.

Specifications and Techniques
Rugs are made from Chinese silk, New Zealand wool, and hand-carded, hand-spun Tibetan wool. Skilled weavers use a graph to create intricate designs, ensuring uniformity and precision.

Advantages of Hand-Knotting
  • Quality: Durable and dense structure for longevity.
  • Intricacy: Capable of complex designs with frequent color changes.
  • Flexibility: Customizable in design, color, shape, and size.
  • Individuality: Each rug has a unique character.


Stock and Bespoke Options
Jacaranda offers stock designs in various sizes and bespoke options for personalized designs, including design selection, color matching, knot count, yarn choice, and size customization.

Ethical Practices
Jacaranda is a Goodweave licensee, promoting ethical production and working to end child labor in the rug industry, with compliance ensured through independent inspections.

Design Inspirations
Thomas Griem's collection is inspired by the 1920s, featuring influences from Japanese Ukiyo-e paintings, Indian peacock plumage, Moroccan interiors, and New York architecture.

Bespoke Rug Order Process
  • Design and color confirmation.
  • Knot count and yarn selection.
  • Texture and shearing instructions.
  • Dimension specifications with a 5% size tolerance.
  • Approval of CAD drawings and color poms.
  • Production and delivery timeline of approximately 16 weeks.


Additional Information
  • Natural fibers may fade over time, especially in strong light.
  • Size variations up to 5% are possible due to the handmade nature.
  • Stock rugs can be reserved for up to 48 hours.
  • Delivery lead times vary for stock and bespoke rugs.
  • Quality control is emphasized, with inspections upon delivery recommended.
  • Rug underlay is available to enhance comfort and longevity.


Regular Care
Rotate rugs regularly to distribute wear and extend lifespan. Vacuum frequently using appropriate cleaners. Wool rugs may initially shed fibers, which is normal. Avoid home cleaning chemicals to prevent discoloration and residue. Consult professionals for comprehensive cleaning.

Spillages and Stains
Quickly remove solids and blot liquids with plain white absorbent paper. Avoid rubbing to prevent pile damage. For residual stains, dilute with cold water and blot. Seek professional advice for stubborn stains.

Professional Cleaning
Jacaranda provides a list of reputable carpet cleaners on their website. For international distributors, visit www.jacarandacarpets.com.
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Catalog excerpts

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Jacaranda Carpets Limited 1 Cockerel Rise, Magnetic Park, Desborough, Northamptonshire NN14 2WE, UK Tel: +44 (0)1536 762 697 Email: [email protected] Web: www.jacarandacarpets.com Jacaranda Showroom at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, Unit 2/9, 2nd Floor South Dome, London SW10 0XE Tel: +44 (0)207 351 6496 For International distributors please visit www.jacarandacarpets.com

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T he world ’ s mo s t beauti ful and long-li v ed rug s are hand -knotted H I M A L AYA N H A N D - K N O T T E D R U G C O L L E C T I O N Our weavers use traditional Tibetan hand-knotting techniques brought by their parents and grandparents over the Himalayas to Kathmandu. The weavers sit in rows at fixed looms, one or two weavers for a small rug, up to five for the largest. Each weaver works the area in front of them, making individual knots over metal rods, which are then cut to create the pile. The weavers count knots as they go, following by eye and recreating by hand, the design from a...

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Laborious it may be, but Tibetan hand-knotting has important advantages: • Quality. This is a traditional technique that creates rugs with the structure and density to withstand many years of use. The weavers knot with Chinese silk and New Zealand wool. Also with hand carded, hand spun wool from the high plateaux of Tibet, renowned for its long, strong fibres and naturally high lanolin content which increases the lustre of these rugs with wear • Intricacy. Many of Jacaranda’s Himalayan rug designs are very simple by choice, but hand-knotting lends itself to complex designs. The weavers can change...

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Arboreum takes inspiration from Japanese Ukiyo-e paintings, bold but delicate, it is the most naturalistic design of the collection. Thomas Griem’s first rug collection for Jacaranda Refined is inspired by the aesthetics of the 1920’s, exciting years when the western world translated their fascination for the Middle and Far East into elegant shapes, geometric patterns and luxurious colour combinations. The 6 designs create an idealistic journey from the stylised, naturalistic shapes of the Ukiyo-e paintings of Japan, through India to Moroccan embroideries and on to the skyscraper architecture...

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Peacock is inspired by the plumage of INDIA’S MOST spectacular bird. The silk “feathers” of the fan create a sequence of perspective lines that immediately catches the eye. JC1349 Peacock blue . 100 knot, 70% Tibetan wool 30% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 300 x 200cm & 350 x 250cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 350 x 250cm JC1565 Peacock dark . 100 knot, 70% Tibetan wool 30% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 300 x 200cm & 350 x 250cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 350 x 250cm 9

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Smoke dancing and spiralling in two graceful plumes. These subtle colours and moody shapes are reminiscent of the aromatic smoke from the first wood fire of autumn. JC1359 Smoke grey . 60 knot, 80% New Zealand wool 20% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 250 x 350cm 11

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Casablanca uses a sequence of shapes and the spaces between them, to compose a contemporary take on Moroccan interiors and the traditional embroideries of the Middle East. JC1344 Casablanca dew . 100 knot, 75% Tibetan wool 25% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 300 x 200cm & 350 x 250cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 350 x 250cm JC1577 Casablanca mist . 100 knot, 75% Tibetan wool 25% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 300 x 200cm & 350 x 250cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 350 x 250cm 13

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Deco reflects the mouldings and decorative cornicing of the architecture of the Twenties. Contrasting bands in different shades create a geometric shape that is both calm and bold. JC1585 Deco monochrome . 60 knot, 100% New Zealand wool Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 250 x 350cm JC1375 Deco pink . 60 knot, 70% New Zealand wool 30% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 250 x 350cm JC9644 Deco rainbow . 60 knot, 100% New Zealand wool Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm &...

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Chrysler takes its name from one of the most famous buildings in the world. The pattern suggests the iconic shape of the structure, while the blue and the golden yellow recall the luxurious detailing of its interiors. JC1339 Chrysler gold . 100 knot, 60% Tibetan wool 40% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 250 x 350cm JC1570 Chrysler sand . 100 knot, 60% Tibetan wool 40% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Thomas Griem . Photographed at 120 x 180cm 17

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JC3812 Mala leaf . 100 knot, 65% Tibetan wool 35% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Jacaranda . Photographed at 250 x 350cm 18 JC3807 Gradation teal . 60 knot, 100% New Zealand wool Stocked in 3 sizes - 120 x 180 cm, 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Photographed at 200 x 300cm

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JC1994 Mirage opal . 100 knot, 75% Tibetan wool 25% Banana silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Jacaranda . Photographed at 200 x 300cm JC1993 Mirage silver . 100 knot, 75% Tibetan wool 25% Banana silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Jacaranda . Photographed at 200 x 300cm 19

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JC6285 Kulu . 100 knot, 65% Tibetan wool 35% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Jacaranda . Photographed at 250 x 350cm JC3809 Sea wheat . 100 knot, 65% Tibetan wool 35% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Jacaranda . Photographed at 250 x 350cm 21

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JC1782 Geometric . 100 knot, 40% Tibetan wool 60% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Jacaranda . Photographed at 250 x 350cm 22 JC6287 Moon leaf . 100 knot, 55% Tibetan wool 45% Chinese silk Stocked in 2 sizes - 200 x 300cm & 250 x 350cm . Designed by Jacaranda . Photographed at 250 x 350cm

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