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Founded in 1978, Jaipur Rugs is headquartered in Jaipur (India), with over 20 branches in 6 states of India along with a bonding of more than 40000 artisans. Jaipur Rugs revolutionized the carpet industry by creating an entirely new business model - working directly with artisans and uplifting their lives and communities as a result. Since then, we have grown to become a global, award-winning brand, sharing our unique point of view through our range of home décor products. The artistic beauty of designs, tantalizing color combinations and the comfort feel of the texture are the ingredients of the Jaipur Rugs’ carpets. Our products are a whole wide range of exclusive handmade rugs that are adorning homes worldwide. We believe in decorating homes with elegant styles, luxurious comfort trickled with the essence of rural craftsmanship. Everything we do is as meaningful as it is beautiful - in touch with the latest global trends but grounded in a deeper understanding of life and living spaces !
There is a spiritual ambience in the Rainbow of Forms room at , where Es Devlin’s scenography is combined with specially commissioned music to bring objects to life with an unusual atmosphere. The Jaipur Rugs carpet adds a softness to the mirrored space as well as perfect acoustics.
23/09/2026
Hello Es Devlin ! No visit to HOMO FABER is complete without a selfie taken on the Jaipur Rugs carpet designed by Es Devlin.
22/09/2026
The glorious Rainbow of Forms Room at HOMO FABER is an elliptical space that uses a mirrored ceiling - a signature of artistic director Es Devlin - to dramatically amplify the vibrant colours of the objects on display. The Jaipur Rugs carpet designed by Es Devlin appears above and below, becoming part of the elaborate scenography in the spectacular mise-en-scene that is Homo Faber in Venice.
“Inspired by Goethe’s observations, this rug translates his color spectrum into a hand-woven composition that serves as a distilled expression of An Island of Light: an exploration of light as both a physical phenomenon and a poetic force that shapes perception, color, atmosphere and our experience of San Giorgio Maggiore.”
- Es Devlin explains the rainbow hues of the site-specific carpet she designed for homo Faber 2026.
Goats are a familiar scene in the weaving village of Manpura, near Jaipur, where they are milked in between knotting.
From rural Rajasthan, to the rarefied world of , our carpet arrives in Venice with a history that has already begun.
15/09/2026
From rural Rajasthan to the HOMO FABER exhibition in Venice, a huge team was involved in crafting and creating the Jaipur Rugs carpet.
A first Zoom call included Es Devlin in New York, the Homo Faber curatorial team in Switzerland and the Jaipur Rugs design team in India, and set the tone for this global collaboration.
An unusually fast design process left enough time for the carpet to be crafted to the highest specification, beginning with bespoke colour creation and dyeing of yarn to match the famous hues of Goethe’s colour theory.
Washing the carpet on a rooftop near Jaipur is the first moment when the brilliant colours chosen by designer began to pop and the full glory of this magnificent rug was revealed, ready to be sent to Venice.
The weaving team selected to knot our carpet were chosen for their speed and ability to work in synchrony with each other, line by line.
Kadir, Mujeeb, Kamruddin, Samsuddin, Mehtab, Bablu and Rizwan specialise in Indo-Nepali knotting, which they have mastered together.
The Rainbow of Forms carpet designed by for 2026 is a site-specific creation hand knotted and finished by the artisans of Jaipur Rugs in various villages across Rajasthan.
With extremely large proportions, the carpet was woven by six artisans working on a 30 feet long loom that was originally constructed to create a carpet for the Indian parliament building in Delhi.
For 2026, we documented each stage of craftsmanship in the creation of our carpet designed by , following the rug around various villages in Rajasthan as it was hand knotted, washed, dried and hand carved.
Seen here is one of the final stages, the hand cutting of yarns to ensure uniformity in the low pile height specified by Es Devlin.
The process takes place under bright light in a specially constructed room just outside of Jaipur.
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