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About Bareeki

Bareeki stands for all things handmade, with intricacy and detail. Adornments for your home, made with love, passion and devotion. We salute the incomprehensible talent of the Indian artisan. It is they who preserve and showcase the culture of our country with the magic of their hands. Each item on our platform pays a tribute to the heritage of India and it’s artisans.

Rattan Furniture indoor | Bareeki

Bareeki28 Aug, 2021Other

Cane chairs are a product of colonialism in a literal sense. Rattan and its byproduct, cane, were used widely by native populations in Southeast Asia to construct everything from hats to houses. Chinese and European colonists, with their chair-sitting traditions, had a need for seating in the lands they colonized, and satisfied it using readily available material: rattan. Rattan originally arrived in the Western world as packing material for more valuable goods like spices and tea imported from Asia by the East India Company starting in the 17th century. It’s unclear when craftsmen in England started weaving cane in the six-way pattern, but there’s evidence that this technique existed in China since at least 250 B.C.

Wool Dhurrie Rugs | Bareeki

Bareeki21 Aug, 2021Other

A dhurrie (aka dhurri, durrie, durry or dari) is an Indian term for a handwoven rug or a thin flat carpet. Dhurries have unique designs inspired by the state of their origin. Add a touch of India to your home with our range of dhurries, hand-woven by traditional artisans. They're made in cotton or wool or a combination of both.

Shop for Hand-Tufted Carpet Online in India at Bareeki

Bareeki14 Aug, 2021Business

Shop for hand-tufted carpet online in India at Bareeki. Our traditionally made rugs are prepared with hand-dyed yarn and handheld scissors with zero use of electricity. Hand tufting is a traditional method, which requires a high level of craftsmanship. Our rugs are entirely made by hand: the yarn is hand dyed, tufted by hand with a small mechanical tool and finally sheared, using hand held scissors. No electricity is used.

Buy Handmade Hand Woven Carpet at Best Price in India

Bareeki06 Aug, 2021Other

Explore hand-knotted carpets online from the house of Bareeki. Shop from a wide range of handmade rugs created on a special loom with great quality & perfection. Hand-knotting is an ancient art used to make rugs that are masterpieces of intricate designs. A hand-knotted rug is a one-of-a-kind rug, woven completely by hand on a special loom. Weaving a hand-knotted rug requires tremendous skill and a great deal of time to produce. The quality and the cost of a hand-knotted rug is determined by the number of knots per square inch. In this case, a higher density means better quality.

Cane Furniture Near Me | Bareeki

Bareeki29 Jul, 2021Other

A ‘Mid-century Modern' style is timeless, class and everlasting. Caning is one of the most ancient crafts and has made a comeback as part of a global move towards more consciously produced goods and furniture. An eclectic combination of a dark solid mango wooden frame and light woven cane makes these furniture pieces a statement. Caned furniture oozes a history and prestige of leisure that is hard to ignore. The woven pattern lends a casual, collected-over-time look to furniture styles, including boho, traditional, and contemporary. This product is made from rattan, a naturally sustainable material due to its fast growth, short renewal, dependence on existing rainforests, and ability to grow in areas that would otherwise be natural wastelands. This rattan is then hand-harvested and hand-woven into the item you see here.

Buy Rattan Furniture at affordable prices | Bareeki

Bareeki24 Jul, 2021Other

Cane chairs are a product of colonialism in the literal sense. Rattan and its byproduct, cane, were used widely by native populations in Southeast Asia to construct everything from hats to houses. Chinese and European colonists, with their chair-sitting traditions, had a need for seating in the lands they colonized, and satisfied it using readily available material: rattan. Rattan originally arrived in the Western world as packing material for more valuable goods like spices and tea imported from Asia by the East India Company starting in the 17th century. It’s unclear when craftsmen in England started weaving cane in the six-way pattern, but there’s evidence that this technique existed in China since at least 250 B.C.