Our Products
At Heritage Overseas, every rug begins with a story – one with creativity, craftsmanship, and functionality. Innovation is woven into every process, it is a more conscious form of creation that begins with responsible choice of yarns coupled with the right form of hand-weaving which helps us reinvent the rug. We constantly explore new materials & fibre blends layering them with diverse techniques to create new possibilities of textures and design. Our innovations celebrate the spirit of craftsmanship and redefining its possibilities – ensuring that every rug we create is not just designed for the present, but imagined for the future.
Area Rugs
Area rugs are decorative elements that define spaces, bring warmth and comfort while elevating style and enhancing visual appeal. A perfect way to accessorise the floors and transform a room.
Broadloom Rugs
Ideal for large spaces, offer a seamless luxurious aesthetic with a softer, quieter underfoot feel. Perfect for areas where comfort and luxury are prioritized.
Recycled Rugs
Handwoven by artisans from reclaimed materials such as plastic bottles and discarded textiles, these rugs are not just stylish but durable as well. It reflects modern innovation woven with environmental responsibility – brought to life through our beautifully crafted recycled rugs.
Woven Indulgence
These are pieces of handwoven indulgence that elevate living spaces to create a cozy and inviting environment that reflects one’s personal style. Be it walls or small nooks and corners, there is an array of artisan-made artefacts that not just compliment but add character and warmth wherever they are placed.
Craftsmanship
Handloom
Handloom weaving is a dialogue between thread and touch, where every movement of the artisan’s hands seamlessly weaves the warp and wefts together. This creates pile rugs with harmonious patterns and balanced textures that are pleasing to the eye and gentle underfoot, turning each rug into a timeless expression of human skill and artistry.
Hand-Tufting
Hand-Tufting is the alchemy of plush design. Artisans use a tufting gun to insert yarns either looped or cut, allowing for use of varying yarn counts to create piles of different heights. This enables producing luxurious, high-pile, textured rugs. Perfect for modern or traditional motifs, each piece is soft, versatile, and full of character.
Braided Rugs
Braided rugs, also known as “granny rugs,” were born out of necessity and frugality, where old worn-out clothing, fabric scraps, and wool remnants were braided together to make rugs that held deep sentimental value. The technique continues to be used to create rugs that evoke feelings of cozy living reminiscent of a bygone era.
Punja weaving
It is a traditional Indian craft for making light flat-woven, usually reversible rugs. It gets its name from ‘Panja’, a metallic claw-like tool used to beat the weft threads tightly into the warp. This technique is popular for creating durable flat woven kilims often featuring geometric, tribal, floral and animal patterns.
Pitloom weaving
It is a manual weaving method using a horizontal loom usually set over a pit. The weavers operate the treadles with their feet to control the warp threads while using their hands to pass the weft through the warp threads. This meticulous hands and feet coordination allows for variety of patterns to be woven. The rugs woven are thin and flat.
Powerloom
It uses a mechanised loom for weaving, ideal for making patterns that consume too much of the weaver’s strength and require more uniformity.
Circular Knitting
A technology originally used for making seamless tubular garments is now modified to make carpets. It is a specialised machine using inter-connected needles that make textured floor covering with complex and intricate patterns. It allows for creation of patterns and textures that are otherwise difficult to achieve by conventional techniques. This method allows for faster and more cost-effective production.
Jacquard
A jacquard loom simplifies the process of weaving complex patterns. We have modified our jacquard looms to create intricate woven patterns using handmade natural yarns to make strong and durable rugs.
Materials
Jute
Plant Origin
Wool
Animal Origin
Cotton
Plant Origin
Viscose
Semi-Synthetic Origin
Lyocell
Plant Origin (Wood Pulp)
Recycled PET
Synthetic origin (recycled plastic bottles)
Panipat Recycled Yarns
Jute Plant Origin
Renowned for its rustic elegance and enduring strength, jute is a natural fibre celebrated for its organic texture and earthy charm. Sustainable and biodegradable.
Wool Animal Origin
Celebrated for its softness, warmth, and resilience, wool has been a natural choice in rugs for thousands of years. Naturally water-repellent and fireresistant, it combines comfort with practicality.
Cotton Plant Origin
Renowned for its softness, breathability, and versatility, cotton is a natural fibre prized for its comfort and durability. With a smooth, supple texture and timeless adaptability, it has been celebrated in textiles and crafts for millennia.
Lyocell Plant Origin (Wood Pulp)
Bio-degradable yarn made from wood pulp using a sustainable ‘closed -loop process’. Lyocell is celebrated for its smooth texture, breathability, and remarkable durability. A sustainable alternative to Viscose.
Mixed / Combination Yarns
The essence of our innovation begins with the yarn itself. Each blend is meticulously developed to enhance performance, sustainability, and style, allowing us to curate innovative handmade rugs that elevate both tactile experience and visual appeal.
Jute + Wool
Jute + Wool:
Jute + Viscose
Jute + Viscose
Wool + Viscose
Wool + Viscose
Wool + Polyester/PET
Wool + Polyester/PET
Semi-Synthetic Origin:
Crafted from regenerated cellulose fibers, usually derived from wood pulp, viscose is celebrated for its silky lusture and fluid drape. With a soft, luxurious hand feel and a subtle, luminous sheen, it embodies elegance and sophistication.
Recycled PET - Synthetic origin
Durable, resilient, and eco-conscious, recycled PET is crafted from post-consumer plastic bottles, repurposing waste into a water-resistant and highperformance fibre.
Panipat Recycled Yarns
These are yarns made from post-consumer and post-industrial textile waste. This recycled yarn is a multi-fibre yarn and comes in an array of colours and can be used to weave colourful ecofriendly rugs.
Mixed / Combination Yarns
The essence of our innovation begins with the yarn itself. Every fiber has its own story — its own texture, character, and rhythm. By combining them thoughtfully, we craft new sensory experiences underfoot.