Nothing reaches your client unseen.
Every made-to-order rug is photographed finished, and you approve it before it ships. Forward the photo to your client — your reputation never rides on a truck from Morocco unseen.
Trade
Specify with the wool in your hand.
For designers, architects, hotels, and shops buying for clients or projects. No "to the trade" preciousness here — just a maker you can put your name behind, with the mechanics to prove it.
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Woven to the spec, not near it.
Size to the centimetre, colours to the scheme, 100% High Atlas wool with natural dyes. If the project needs a size that doesn't exist, that's our normal Tuesday.
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Provenance for the client file.
Every rug ships with its certificate: the named weaver, the materials, the origin. Paperwork you can hand over, not marketing you have to explain.
Tell Amine about the work.
Five fields, no dropdown maze. He replies personally, usually within a business day.
Allergic to forms? Write directly: amine@keshrug.com
Four steps, one named human
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Send Amine the project. Sizes, palette, quantity, deadline — rough is fine. He'll tell you honestly what's doable and by when.
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Specify with the real wool. Order swatches, hold them against the scheme, decide with certainty. Screens lie about colour; wool doesn't.
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We weave to spec. Progress photos on request as the loom moves — forward them to your client; they love the loom shots more than you'd think.
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You approve before it ships. The finished-rug photo comes to you first. It leaves only when you say so.
What to expect
Trade terms are shared when you apply. We keep pricing off the page and honest in person — Amine will send the current terms with your approval.
Swatches cost what they cost. Same price as every buyer, credited against your order — we don't do theatre in either direction.
Volume is a conversation. A single statement rug or a boutique hotel's worth — capacity and lead time depend on the project, agreed upfront before anything is promised.
Lead times are honest. Hand-knotting takes the weeks it takes (2–4 days per square metre, per rug). We'd rather lose a rush job than ship you an excuse.