The Heartfelt Journey Of Manchaha And The People Who Shaped Its Story.
Naya Savera
Naya Savera is a handwoven rug by Divya, capturing a storm and its aftermath with umbrellas, flowers, and rain vessels, symbolizing hope, resilience, and the promise of a new morning.
Kadam
Kadam is a handwoven carpet by Sundariji, depicting life’s unique journeys through footsteps, lines, and a subtle setting sun, symbolizing connection and shared human experience.
Vardaan
Vardaan is a hand-knotted Manchaha carpet celebrating Rukmani’s resilience, depicting village life, her daughter’s toys, and nature’s simple joys.
Dogadh
Surji Devi
The rug opens with a peacock motif, above which she places a pot for food and water. Shaped like the peacock’s spread wings, the pot feels familiar, an intuitive design that invites the bird instead of frightening it.
FREEDOM MANCHAHA
Empowering inmates through creative expression and skill building.
Freedom Manchaha extends the Manchaha model into correctional facilities, enabling inmates to design original rugs based on their personal experiences. Through guided training and complete creative freedom, they gain confidence, purpose, and a renewed sense of identity. The rugs they create reflect resilience as a bridge between their inner journeys and the outside world.
Bhatakta Samundar
Bhatakta Samundar is a hand-knotted Manchaha rug by Kaiyum, featuring ships, cruises, Lakshman Jhoola, and sunlit ocean waves, capturing his love for travel and the boundless freedom of creativity.
Satrangi Yarana
Satrangi Yarana is a hand-knotted silk rug by Satish, Budhan, and Rajkuvar, weaving the seven colors and emotions of friendship joy, love, gratitude, hope, and more into a rainbow design centered with a flower, symbolizing unity and enduring bonds.
Falsafa
Falsafa is a hand-knotted carpet by Beerbal, featuring zig-zag patterns, diamonds, and symbolic motifs like a lotus, tree, and boat, reflecting life’s challenges, growth, and the beauty of embracing its journey.
Bhakton ka Rasta
Bhakton ka Raasta is a handwoven Manchaha rug by Hariram and Chotu, depicting the mountain path to Mansa Devi temple. Woven with passion and perseverance, it reflects their stories, dedication, and the spirit of devotion.
When you support Jaipur Rugs Foundation,
You invest in people, skills, healthcare, heritage and hope. From every home we reach to every loom we light up, your participation creates ripples of change that last generations.
