Jai Shri Shyam is an established name in the industry for providing fine quality of Rugs,Baskets and all floor covering products. We are a reputed Manufacturer and Exporter of Designer Rugs,Baskets, Designer Poufs, bags and Bath Mats. We provide products which are manufactured using high grade of raw material. Our products are well accepted and appreciated worldwide for their distinct designs, quality and workmanship. All our products comply with the international standards and are quality assured.The company has successfully been in the business for last 3 years. Headed under the management of Mr. Sourabh Singhal, the owner of the company, we are focused and motivated to deliver the best products within the stipulated time. The company is located in Panipat, Haryana and is efficiently moving with an ever- progressive growth.
ABOUT US
INFRASTRUCTURE
We have a world class infrastructural set up along with high-tech, latest machinery to incorporate bulk rugs productions. Our company is spread over a large area and has different divisions to cater to all kinds of functions relating to quality checks and designing.
QUALITY
Quality is of foremost importance for our company. Our team is focused and works with full dedication to provide the best quality products using precision Machining . We offer royal/ trend setter designs and best quality products to ensure complete customer satisfaction.
CERTIFICATION
The company has all the necessary certifications for social compliance, environmental & quality compliance. The group has been certified by Craftmark which recognises the skilled artisanal labour that shapes each of their products and also certified by Rugmark and Goodweave .
Why Choose Us?
Highly experienced in the industry, we offer products which have compliance with international standards. We offer only premium quality products with distinct designs. We offer products procured from rich quality raw material and sure to deliver excellence.The Jai Shri Shyam collection is a comprehensive catalog products ranging from hand-tufted & handwoven rugs, recycled items, bath rugs & braided rugs, and home décor accessories like poufs & wall hanging. These products are manufactured from best quality materials including wool, cool, natural fibres etc. in socially responsible and eco-friendly manufacturing unit in Panipat. The Jai Shri Shyam collection comprises of trendy themes, styles and categories across price levels, which offers splendid choice to a wide variety of global customers.
SOME FUN FACTS
Product Features
Manfacturing Process
Making Rugs By Hand
A hand knotted or hand woven rug represents the remarkable achievement of many highly skilled artisans. There are few, if any, other items you can purchase for your home on which more care and handwork has been lavished.
Every stage of this ancient craft, from spinning the wool to trimming the pile of the finished rug, is carried out by hand – not out of stubbornness but because there is no better way of making a rug.
Many modern rugs are described as hand tufted or hand finished. These are made by the much less intensive process of hand gluing yarn onto a base material, producing a rug that is inexpensive to make, but has a short life and is difficult to repair.
Every piece at The Rug Company has been crafted by hand in the same way that it always has been, except to this rich tradition we have added the best designs for our contemporary world.
Carding
Spinning
Carding is the process of teasing and straightening the jumbled fibres of raw wool by hand.
The carded wool or other fibres can then be spun into yarn. Experienced Nepalese spinners are able to produce yarn at various thicknesses to create rugs with higher or lower knot counts.
Dyeing
Drying
The most important person in the dyeing process is the Dye Master. He is responsible for matching the colours and preparing the dyes.
The yarns are dyed and then left to dry naturally in the sun on the roofs.
Balling
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Once the dyed yarns have dried, they are collected and wound into balls ready to be taken to the loom.
A hand drawn plan of the design sits behind the loom for the weavers to follow. It specifies the colour and position of every knot.
Weaving
Rod
The weaving is carried out by skilled craftsmen working in synchronisation on the loom. The majority of our rugs are made with the technique in which the yarn is knotted around the vertical warp threads and a metal rod. The higher the knot count, the finer the rug.
Once the row is complete, the rod is hammered tightly against the row below. The weaver then cuts the yarns along the rod, creating the pile.
Washing
Shearing
The rugs are washed on both sides; water is squeezed through the pile with wooden paddles called ‘pharwa’ and left to dry naturally in the sun.
Once dry, the rug is laid flat and the pile cut neatly to the required height by hand.
Clipping
Shearing
Clipping is another part of the finishing process; boundaries between different colours or pattern elements are defined and differences in pile heights are smoothed.
The final stage involves neatly wrapping the sides of the rug in a yarn that matches the design. The rug is then ready for its new home.