Kavari Gallery Co.

I grew up around rugs because of my father’s business, but when I was younger, I never paid much attention to them. They were just always there — rolled in corners, stacked across the shop, hanging on walls. I didn’t understand why people admired them so much.

As I got older, that slowly changed.

My father began teaching me how handmade rugs were created and what separated them from machine-made pieces. I learned that every rug started with someone sitting for months, sometimes years, tying thousands of knots completely by hand. No two were ever exactly alike. Small imperfections weren’t flaws — they were proof that a real person made them.

The more time I spent around them, the more I began seeing rugs differently. I stopped seeing them as just furniture or decoration. I started seeing the patience, tradition, and human effort woven into every piece. Some carried colors softened by age, others held patterns that had been passed down for generations.

That’s when I truly fell in love with them.

To me, a hand-knotted rug is more than something for a floor. It’s woven art — something made slowly, meant to outlive trends and stay beautiful for decades.Kavari Rugs Co. comes from that appreciation: a collection built around craftsmanship, history, and pieces with real character and soul.


— Erfan Hussaini