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TIKAU Shakki carpet, size 90 x 180 cm, 100 % wool

black and white chevroned rug with fringes

Plaid Curtains

White Lounge

Black And White Interior

Eclectic Living Room

Black And White Love

Living Room Scandinavian

Handmade Textiles

Interior Rugs

Print Inspiration

TIKAU Zick Zack black/white 80 x 180 cm

a black and white rug on the floor in front of a book shelf with books

Scandinavian Furniture

White Square

Carpet Design

TIKAU Square felted carpet design Taina Snellman, size 125 x 175 cm. Tikau felted rugs are processed and embroidered by hand in a few artisan family communities in under developed areas of Kashmir. The embroidery technique used to make these felted rugs is called the “Ari” technique. Because the rugs are handmade, each of the rugs is unique and reflects the signature and style of the artisan who has made it.

Shawl

Dots

TIKAU Dots shawl 100 x 100 cm 100 % wool

an orange and black striped pocket square on a white background, with two contrasting stripes

TIKAU Marine stripe wool carpets. Hand woven in small villages in Northern Gujarat. Local wool and cotton warp. No chemical dyes, the rugs are either non dyed or dyed with natural dyes. Collaboration and production is based on the terms and principles of fair trade. Each item has a signature of the weaver.

three pieces of cloth on top of each other in different colors and patterns, with one folded

Beach Mat

TIKAU Stripe wool carpets. Hand woven in small villages in Northern Gujarat. Local wool and cotton warp. No chemical dyes, the rugs are either non dyed or dyed with natural dyes. Collaboration and production is based on the terms and principles of fair trade. Each item has a signature of the weaver. Sizes 50 x 90 cm , 80 x 120 cm, 80 x 180 cm, 140 x 200 cm, 170 x 250 cm.

Tikau Bomboo by Klaus Haapaniemi. Material Felted local wool, size: 125 x 175 cm. Tikau felted rugs are processed and embroidered by hand in a few artisan family communities in under developed areas of Kashmir. These colorful felted wool rugs have been traditionally kept in the homes to keep the floor warm during the cold winters. The embroidery technique used to make these felted rugs is called the “Ari” technique. Because the rugs are handmade, each of the rugs is unique.

an embroidered rug with flowers and bees on white ground, in front of a white background

Birds cushion covers. Silk cotton background Size: 45 x 45 cm Material: 100 % silk base Tikau Birds cushion covers are exquisite examples of hand made luxury. These products provide employment to women artisans locally in their home villages in remote areas of West Bengal.

a woman sitting on the ground next to some baskets and knitting yarn with needles in them

Ecological banana fiber items are hand crafted by local artisan women in South India. The programme was initiated with the aim of providing better income, social status and empowerment to the local women. The material used for the bags and baskets is the locally available banana fiber made out of the “dead” leaves of the banana trees. These leaves, previously considered as waste, are now getting a new life in the form of contemporary and sustainable items.

a round rug is shown on a white background and it's made out of jute

Tikau banana fiber tray dia 35 cm.

three pieces of woven material with holes in the middle and one piece missing from it

Indian Crochet

Human Energy

Group Of Women

TIKAU Handy M, S, SX Ecological banana fiber items are hand crafted by local artisan women in South India. The programme was initiated with the aim of providing better income, social status and empowerment to the local women. The material used for the bags and baskets is the locally available banana fiber made out of the “dead” leaves of the banana trees. These leaves, previously considered as waste, are now getting a new life in the form of contemporary and sustainable items.

two baskets with apples in them sitting next to each other on a white background,

Flowers Png

Wicker Laundry Basket

Tikau Foldi M & L Ecological banana fiber items are hand crafted by local artisan women in South India. The programme was initiated with the aim of providing better income, social status and empowerment to the local women. The material used for the bags and baskets is the locally available banana fiber made out of the “dead” leaves of the banana trees. These leaves, previously considered as waste, are now getting a new life in the form of contemporary and sustainable items.