In the 'Land of Snows' as Tibetans call their homeland, rugs have formed a central part of the culture for more than a thousand years, being used for everything from home decorations to religious rituals. For the last 50 years though, the ancient art of rug making has been under threat as those who previously passed on their skills to sons and daughters have slowly but surely been driven into exile in Nepal.

Today, as an appreciation of the beauty of these rugs begins to reach the West, these skills are being revived and the Heirloom Rugs Collection is a classic example of this traditional art.

A collection of exquisite rugs, hand-made in Nepal by exiled Tibetans, for Lecaflor.