Thank you to all of the designers that attended our breakfast presentation. We know that you are very busy and we appreciate the time you spent at Kush! Rebecca & our designer liaison Sean, presented several new collections from our recent trips to India and Nepal. All of our new collections may be ordered in custom sizes.



Ever wonder how they get hand-made rugs out of the villages where they're woven?



Kush provided the pop of pink! Click to view more of our wool & silk pink dragon rug.

Hand woven wool Kilm from our Terra collection. Interior design by Jenny Baines Interiors.

An exceptional moment in India, while on a buying trip.

Some adorable teenaged boys hanging around the fort.

A boy plays with his goat.
Afghan Hazara hanging at Maison Interior Design in Portland.

The Chroma collection is a whimsical combination of wool and silk in cut & looped pile.

Unlike most Tibetan carpets, each piece from the Chroma collection is one of a kind.

The looped pile provides a beautiful accent that gives each carpet added visual depth.

The weavers of the Chroma Collection decide when to switch yarns, combining a stunning array of colors that cannot be replicated.

The Baseline Road Bridge Was Washed Away
The river is a short stone's-throw across here.
It runs clear in sunlight.You can see concrete rubble from the piers.
Rust marks where iron struts melted away
trail streamers of green algae.
Cement in the fragments is washing out,
smoothing the edges,
releasing sand and gravel into the river bed.
Stand here in the afternoon.
The current will lull you.
The air will waver with swarms of midges.
The sun will set over the willows
lining the road across the river,
coloring the leaves golden.
If you want to go there,
you will have to find another way.
Fine Bamyan in gorgeous traditional dining room setting.
Muted Mamluk in formal entryway.