About Us

Who We Are

Established in 1989, we are a leading manufacturer and exporter of premium quality hand-knotted and handwoven carpets. Our founder Mool Raj Kishore, who began his career in the Indian army, took on the task of expanding the family business. He began by sourcing and then producing jute wall hangings in Varanasi. We then gradually moved into the manufacturing of exclusive and customised hand-knotted carpets and rugs.

We have spent the past three decades focusing on creating and crafting timeless masterpieces rooted in India’s traditional weaving techniques. Our hand-knotted carpets and rugs are synonymous with the finest quality, in terms of both material and technique. These premium offerings have been exported to several countries around the world.

Today, apart from producing the finest hand-crafted carpets and rugs, we have expanded our range to Mool Home products that include designer mats and floor runners. Our aim is to produce exclusive hand-crafted products that add warmth and elegance to your home.


Our Team

Our company is essentially a family business founded by Mool Raj Kishore. Today, the company is managed and owned by members of the same lineage, as they have stepped into roles that fit their area of expertise.

As a company, we take pride in designing mats and rugs that are unique and aesthetically appealing . Our Head of Design, Priyanka Vaid, seamlessly merges science and art to produce authentic, distinctive designs. We have creative collaborations with several well-known international designers to create chic and exclusive designer mats. We also work with designers from leading design institutes, such as National Institute of Design( NID) and National Institute of Fashion Technology(NIFT), incorporating the latest trends and unique motifs in our mat designs.

 

Our weavers and artisans, the backbone of our company, bring a unique artistry to our products. Many of them have been with us since our inception and they use traditional weaving techniques that have been passed down through generations. 

 


Our Legacy

 

Design and Craftsmanship

 

Our company focuses on creating timeless, hand-crafted masterpieces by bringing together traditional weaving techniques and contemporary art and design.

 

The mats and floor runners we offer use either the handwoven technique or the hand-tufted technique. The handwoven technique is where the yarn is woven on a loom into colourful patterns. The hand-tufted technique is where a hand-operated tool with wool is used to create a pattern on fabric. These intricate weaving techniques ensure exclusivity and elegance.

 

Another unique feature with Mool Home mats and rugs is that we use a blend of New Zealand wool. New Zealand wool is considered the world’s most superior quality wool and by using the finest raw materials, we guarantee premium mats and floor runners.

 

Artisans

 

Our dedicated team of artisans form the backbone of our company. Traditional weaving techniques give them a source of livelihood while also preserving an art passed down through the generations. Hand-knotted carpet weaving is extremely labour intensive and requires immense skill and patience.

 


“My family has been weaving mats for generations. I am happy I am able to preserve this tradition while earning my livelihood. It makes me happy to create mats and rugs in different patterns and colours.” 


Our Impact

We strongly believe in the power of the people and planet. Sustainability is an important focus area for us.

Empowering our workforce is at the very core of our company policy as our artisanal community provides us with a strong foundation. We provide safe working environments and fair wages to ensure a sustainable livelihood. We employ several local weavers and artisans in Varanasi, many of them who have worked with us since we began. This also helps us protect and preserve traditional weaving techniques.

Reducing our environmental impact on the planet is very important to our company.

We have adopted several eco-friendly processes and practices such as:


  • Sourcing sustainable materials
  • Low-impact dyes
  • Effective energy-saving measures
  • High-quality, durable products that reduce the need to replace