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Typically, washing a carpet uses 30 buckets per square yard. To aid our conservation efforts, we wash our tufted collections with a low concentration of detergent and less water.

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We treat all residual water using our onsite effluent treatment* and wastewater recycling facility. We use this clean water for irrigating the fields around the factory.

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We reuse heated water for dyeing the yarns

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Solar power panels at our main factory meet 30% of our energy requirement. This equates to approximately 1807790 lbs of CO2 emissions and a saving of approximately 37,666 trees per year.

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At our dye plant, we use locally sourced rice husks instead of coal to generate steam. This has reduced our carbon footprint by approximately 74,000 trees per year.

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We recycle plastic bottles to make PET yarns. These yarns are durable, resilient to changes in weather, and have a better colour fastness, making it a suitable material to make carpets for outdoor use.
On average, we use 5,40,000 bottles to produce 6000 kg of PET yarn per month.

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Reducing the number of steps in our manufacturing process, and keeping the raw materials close to its natural form, helps in minimising waste.

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We use natural hand-spun wool, undyed hand-spun linen, BCI cotton, organic cotton, recycled cotton, hemp, and jute.

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As part of our design process, we are using dyes derived from natural sources, such as indigo for blue, saffron for yellow, walnut shells for brown. We’ve also incorporated azo-free dyes for some collections.