• A Dari is an Indian and Pakistani terms for hand woven rug or a thin flat carpet, an items of home furnishing.
• Daris are used traditionally in South-Asia as floor coverings.
• The Dari have unique designs inspired by the state of origin such as multi colour stripes, one of the most popular pattern.
• Dari weaving has a big industry in Pakistan.
• Dari are made from old used sweaters and they are of cotton and wool.
• It’s a recycle product and now world is changing and people outside Pakistan more interest in preloved and recycle products.
• They come in variety of colour combinations and patterns catering to the needs of any taste or occasion.
• The concept of Dari is little bit different from a carpet because they are used for wedding or packaging, not only as a floor covering.
• But now they serve the same purpose is carpets.
• It can also use as doormats.
• Daris have low maintenance cost as they do not get infected by insects responsible for destroying carpets.
• Waterproof, antibacterial, corrosion resistance, stain resistant, washable, durable, usable on both sides, made to last for years.
• Pakistani rugs, more than 500 years ago the Persians invaded Indo-Pak subcontinent from the Northwest, bringing with them their most treasured possessions, their meticulously hand crafted rugs.
• Overtime, this mingling of cultures gave birth to carpets with their own unique theme, delicate patterning and vivid palette of colours.
• Today, handmade dari/rugs are in great demand and are produced in different cities in Pakistan.
• Consider ally less expensive than other rugs of this genre, they are ideal for virtually every room in your home.

Please note:

These products are handmade and/or naturally produced. Some variance in pattern placement, minor size variation and colour variations may occur and may look slightly different from the photo’s.