An embroidered keepsake
A hand-embroidered Kashmiri bag, made to be kept.




Kashmiri artisans work each motif by hand using traditional Aari chain-stitch embroidery.
Flowing with natural movement, this Hand Aari Embroidered chain stitch rug showcases a cascading vine of bold crimson leaves intertwined with soft green foliage and golden berry accents. The elongated design creates a sense of motion, making it ideal for narrow spaces that need a striking visual element.
Expertly crafted by skilled artisans, the chain stitch embroidery adds rich texture and depth to the design. Its vibrant contrast and organic pattern make it a captivating addition to hallways, entryways, or layered interiors seeking warmth and character.
Hand Aari chain-stitch embroidery
Made by Kashmiri artisans using a hooked Aari tool. Linked stitches build the pattern across the fabric, creating a richly textured surface.
The details of this rug
Its material and dimensions are shown above. The photographs show the piece and its embroidery in detail.
The character of handwork
Small variations in the stitching reflect the hand of the artisan. Colours may appear a little different with your screen and the light in your room.
Use your rug as a decorative floor accent, or display it as a wall hanging to bring the embroidery into view.
Check the dimensions above against your space before ordering. For floor use, add a suitable non-slip rug pad; for wall display, use a support that spreads the weight without pulling on the stitches.
Free Worldwide Shipping
We offer free worldwide shipping on all orders. All orders are shipped directly from Kashmir through trusted international courier partners.
Dispatch & Tracking
Ready-stock rugs dispatch the next day, with estimated delivery in 10–12 days from your order. You’ll receive tracking details by email as soon as your order is dispatched.
No Customs Duties or Hidden Fees
KashmKari covers customs duties and import charges worldwide, so there are no additional customs fees or hidden charges on delivery.
14-Day Easy Returns
You can request a return within 14 days of delivery, provided the item is unused and returned in its original condition and packaging.
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Everyday care
Remove surface dust gently using low suction, without a rotating brush. Avoid pulling at the embroidery or any loose threads.
Spills & cleaning
Blot spills promptly with a clean, dry cloth. Do not rub or soak the rug. For a deeper clean, ask a professional textile cleaner to assess the fabric and embroidery.
Placement
Keep away from damp areas and prolonged direct sunlight. For floor use, a suitable non-slip rug pad helps keep it in place.
Need a closer look at the stitches, help with dimensions or advice on displaying the rug? We are happy to help.
Email: info@kashmkari.com
WhatsApp: +91 9103229609

Hand embroidered in Kashmir
An Aari is a small hooked tool, guided entirely by hand. With it, Kashmiri artisans draw thread into linked stitches, building curves, leaves and colour across the fabric.
Look closely and you’ll see the small variations that make each hand-embroidered surface distinctive.
A textured accent underfoot, or a complete composition to display on your wall.
The motifs and their arrangement establish the rug's composition.
The artisan guides the Aari by hand, drawing thread into linked stitches.
Stitches build into curves and motifs, gradually filling the surface with colour.
The embroidered surface and edges are carefully checked before the rug is ready.
THE KASHMKARI GIFT
A hand-embroidered bag, a handwritten note and a name in calligraphy. Included with every order, whether it’s for you or someone you love.
A hand-embroidered Kashmiri bag, made to be kept.
A personal message, written by hand on your behalf.
Handwritten in Arabic or English by Aisha Manzoor.
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