Rug Making Process - Saraswati Global
                     Rugs Making Process: Art & Tradition
"A tradition of quality and craftsmanship"
Saraswati Global Rugs blend premium materials 
and expert craftsmanship, ensuring each rug 
reflects unmatched detail, quality, and the highest 
standards of excellence.
Sheep 
SWhooela frroimn gvarious 
sources, including New 
Zealand and Australia. 
While New Zealand 
sheep are known for 
their wool's softness, 
Australian sheep 
produce finer, stronger 
wool that produces a 
softer touch.
Carding & Spinning
Spinning involves 
preparing woolen yarn 
with a spinning wheel, 
while carding 
separates fibers 
through combing with 
brushes or rollers, 
after which the wool is 
spun into yarn.
Design 
PInr ocacrepests making, 
designing plays a 
vital role. Motifs may 
appear in small 
sections or as 
repeating patterns, 
while a carpet’s size, 
color, and design 
reveal its style and 
origin.
       Dyeing
We use hand-pulled 
wooden frames to 
hold yarns before 
dipping them into dye 
pots. Afterward, the 
yarn is sun-dried for 
hours. Our rugs 
feature over 800 
unique dye patterns.
Yarn Drying
At Saraswati 
Global Rugs, yarns 
are dyed in over 
3,000 colors and 
sun-dried 
traditionally to 
preserve their 
vibrant, lasting 
hues.
Weaving
Weavers use basic tools
—a hooked knife, 
scissors, and a comb—to 
weave wool into rugs, 
knotting and securing 
wefts. They follow rug 
maps, with raw 
materials and full-size 
design graphs provided 
at weaving centers.
Washing
The final wash 
enhances the 
carpet’s natural 
sheen and 
strengthens its 
knots. Clean water is 
poured over the rug, 
and a flat-edged 
wooden plank is 
used to remove dust 
thoroughly.
Gultarash
Our high-low carving 
technique produces 
intricate, layered 
edges that define our 
rugs’ unique style, 
followed by hand 
shearing to remove 
uneven fibers and 
achieve a perfect 
shape.
Now, the finished rugs are inspected for quality and then 
packed and ready to be delivered to your space.
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