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From wall hangings to decorative backdrops, tapestries have a significant impact on the ambience of your home, it can transform any room while adding texture, colour, and personality to that space. The art of tapestry weaving traces its origins to the ancient Egyptians, who are credited with creating the first known examples between 1483 and 1411 BCE. Tapestries has been evolved from their ancient origins into a significant form of artistic expression across various cultures and periods. These woven masterpieces have adorned royal courts, narrated epic tales, and bridged cultural divides, making them timeless treasures that continue to captivate us today. Our wall art and tapestries are an excellent choice for anyone looking to personalise their space with artful decor. With their variety of styles, materials, and uses, they have the capacity to transport viewers to idyllic scenes and evoke a sense of timeless beauty underscores its significance as a cherished artefact. Shop wall art and tapestries at https://lnkd.in/ditvbgp9 #jaipurrugs #tapestry #wallart #artfuldecor #decor #homedecor #handmadeart

Phagun There’s something so beautiful about returning to the old ways - to what feels natural, simple and true. Holi, marks the arrival of spring and has long been known as the Festival of Colours, renewal and joy. Traditionally, Holi was celebrated with flowers, their petals thrown into the air like confetti. This practice speaks of a time when celebrations were deeply tied to the earth, honoring both the season’s renewal and the beauty that blossoms around us. This visual story is a celebration of both the artisans and flowers. It’s about honoring the hands that weave and nurture — not just rugs but stories. It’s about the joy of spring’s arrival, the burst of life it brings, and the way these women, just like flowers, embody grace, resilience and growth. A celebration of women, flowers, the old and the new. Of going back to what feels real and letting our heart guide us forward. Holi by Jaipur Rugs Photographed and styling by @imdadbarbhuyan #holi #happyholi #pholoonkiholi #nawalgarh #jaipur #jaipurrugs

The tented dining room of @peterdascoli home in South Delhi is helmed by the Tulip rug in purple green from his Gilded Age collection for Jaipur Rugs. Previously photographed by Architectural Digest and Cabana, the iconic room is a much-pinned mood board reference for interior decorators around the world. To establish symmetry in the salon and dining room, D’Ascoli tented each space in a shamiana, or cloth canopy. The hanging fabrics feature large-scale panels in a tree-of-life motif modeled after historic textile documents. Photographed by @ashishsahi #peterdascoli #dascoli #jaipurrugs

In Indian miniature paintings, lovers are always waiting, yearning, pining, dreaming, and suffering. The beautiful heroines, such as the Utka Nayika, anxiously await their beloved, while the Abhisarika Nayika, adorned in finery, braves the dark forest to meet her lover. Kangra paintings are especially captivating, with their exquisite depictions of love. In these delicate masterpieces, all the subtle beauties and intricate nuances of love are expressed in countless shades. No other artistic movement or school captures love with such depth and refinement. Inspired by these enchanting narratives, Jaipur Rugs brings a unique twist to miniature paintings—placing exquisite rugs at the heart of these scenes. This reinterpretation highlights the lovers on Jaipur Rugs, seamlessly blending tradition with contemporary artistry, offering a new perspective on these timeless expressions of love.

Paheli: A Timeless Celebration of Rajasthan’s Essence Paheli, directed by Amol Palekar and starring Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukherjee, remains a cherished gem in Indian cinema. Adapted from Vijaydan Detha’s short story, the film is a poetic ode to Rajasthan’s vibrant culture, offering a rich tapestry of its desert landscapes, folk traditions, and ethnic aesthetics. The movie’s evocative narrative centers on a newlywed bride challenging the confines of a patriarchal society, her journey portrayed against the resplendent backdrop of Rajasthan. Every frame bursts with the state’s iconic hues, transforming the arid desert into a living canvas of tradition and vitality. Filmed across Rajasthan’s sweeping sands, Paheli masterfully captures the region’s rustic charm, showcasing cultural staples like camel races and puppet dances, integral to the social fabric of towns like Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Bikaner, and Jodhpur. This vivid portrayal of Rajasthan’s ethos has cemented the film as a source of inspiration for travel, drawing admirers worldwide, especially among Indian Americans. Even after a decade, Paheli continues to enchant audiences, not just as a story of love and defiance but as a cinematic celebration of Rajasthan’s timeless allure.

Milan : The Design Capital The city of contrasts fast-paced yet deeply artistic, business-driven yet rich in culture. While its skyline reflects modern ambition, its heart beats with history, design, and craftsmanship, what make it a perfect place to be Jaipur rugs’s first flagship. Amidst this vibrant landscape, Jaipur Rugs brings a different kind of artistry to Milan. Much like the city’s designers and visionaries, Jaipur Rugs honors tradition while embracing innovation. Each rug tells a story of skilled hands, generations of craftsmanship, and the beauty of imperfections. Just as Milan’s Quadrilatero della Moda is a symbol of luxury and style, Jaipur Rugs’ gallery is a space where heritage meets contemporary design. And in a city where every experience whether an exhibition, a live performance, or a perfectly crafted aperitivo is about savoring the moment, Jaipur Rugs invites you to slow down, connect, and immerse yourself in the art of handmade luxury. 📍Jaipur Rugs - Milano, Via Marco Minghetti, 20121 Milano MI, Italy

Rooted Journey of becoming artisans to change makers Maina Devi : A Weaver of Prestige. Edition 3 - Now live #rooted #Newsletter #jaipurrugs #artisans #changemakers

Jaipur Rugs is pleased to welcome Aspura, a new gallery for collectible carpets. @aspuragallery makes its debut at the India Art Fair with a solo project by Rashid Rana. ‘One and Three Carpets’ is a triptych of Aspura’s first contemporary edition, an antique Kashan rug and a newly commissioned photomosaic. India Art Fair, Booth No. I03,  February 6-9 #indiaartfair #aspuragallery #jaipurrugs #collectiblecarpets

Turning the pages of rich history while reflecting into the present is what describes our Singapore Store the best. Set in the iconic Amoy Street which is known for its timeless heritage where a large number of Chinese set shop and made it the bustling hub for trade, making the Amoy street a part of Singapore’s history. Lined through the street with the Chinese residential shophouses which are now restored to be used commercially, the facade of the building echoes beauty with the iconic large two-door windows. Red is the colour of prosperity and good luck in Chinese culture, it is seen on the decorative panels on the facade to welcome positivity. Also seen is the Chinese calligraphy on the panels which has been restored as a reminder of the Chinese town in the British Colonial Era. Perfectly chosen with a rich history, the Jaipur Rugs Store welcomes you with the reflective Jaipur Pink hue, a colour symbolic of hospitality both for the brand and the city as well. The fluted panels of the store take inspiration from the stepwell, Chand Baori and offer a connection of two regions rich in history and beauty. 📍Jaipur Rugs 68A - 69A, Amoy St, Singapore #jaipurrugs #singapore