Dhurrie Rugs & Cotton Dhurries

Both terms are commonly used interchangeably in Indian retail. Technically, a "rug" is a smaller movable floor covering (typically 3×5 ft to 8×10 ft) and a "carpet" refers to larger permanent wall-to-wall flooring. Every dhurrie we sell is technically a flat-weave rug — but you'll often see them called "dhurrie carpets" as well. Our range covers standard rug sizes 3×5 through 8×10 ft.

Yes — jute and cotton dhurries work beautifully on covered verandas, balconies and patios. They resist heat, and being reversible, both sides get equal use. Avoid uncovered outdoor use during monsoon (they will absorb water). For fully exposed outdoor decks, choose our polypropylene outdoor dhurrie variant.

Our standard dhurrie sizes are 3′ × 5′, 4′ × 6′, 5′ × 8′, 6′ × 9′ and 8′ × 10′. Runner lengths from 2′ × 6′ up to 3′ × 12′. Custom sizes are available on request — send your dimensions on WhatsApp for a quote.

Both are flat-weave rugs without pile. Dhurries are Indian (cotton, wool, or jute) with geometric or floral motifs. Kilims are Turkish/Persian (usually wool) with tribal medallion and diamond patterns. Dhurries tend to be lighter and more affordable; kilims are heavier and more collectible.

Yes, we ship pan-India via BlueDart and DTDC. Delivery takes 5–7 business days across India. Free shipping on orders above ₹1,000. Every rug is rolled and vacuum-packed for zero-crease delivery.

Small cotton dhurries can be machine-washed on cold gentle cycle, or hand-washed with mild detergent. Larger 5′ × 8′ or bigger dhurries should be professionally dry-cleaned. Never bleach; dry flat in shade to prevent colour bleeding.