The Craft

Every Kapetto rug is the product of a centuries-old dialogue between artisan and material. We honor traditional techniques while embracing a modern design sensibility — creating pieces that feel both timeless and contemporary.

From the highland pastures where our fibers are sourced to the hands that weave each piece, every step reflects a deep reverence for craft.

Hand-Knotted

The pinnacle of rug craftsmanship. Each knot is individually tied by hand, a process that can take months for a single rug. The result is extraordinary density, detail, and durability — a rug meant to last generations.

Up to 120 knots per square inch

Hand-Tufted

A tufting tool punches yarn through a canvas backing, creating a plush, durable surface. This method allows for remarkable design flexibility while maintaining the artisan touch that defines every Kapetto piece.

Dense pile, lasting comfort

Hand-Loomed

An ancient weaving art passed down through centuries. The artisan works the loom with practiced rhythm, creating flat-weave rugs with distinctive textures and patterns that celebrate the beauty of simplicity.

Flat-weave, reversible design

Our Materials

Mongolian cashmere, New Zealand wool, Mulberry silk, and natural jute — each fiber is traced from pasture to product. We source only the finest materials, ensuring every rug feels as extraordinary as it looks.