Surya Rugs

About Surya Rugs

Surya Rugs began as a modest supplier of hand-knotted rugs in 1976, thanks to a chance meeting in North India between a buyer from Federated Group (now Macy's) and Surya Tiwari. Surya Tiwari founded a subsidiary in the United States in 1986, seeing the need to have a more direct touch with clients, and nominated his son, Satya, as president in 2006.

Satya has gradually expanded Surya's initial rug selections to become the go-to resource for harmonizing, fashion-forward home furnishings. Satya, like his father, continues to push the frontiers of the home décor market by investing in people, products, technology, and infrastructure to address consumer pain points.

Where are Surya rugs made?

The majority of Surya's rugs are made in India. The company has factories in Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra. Surya also has a facility in China.

What materials are used to make Surya rugs?

Surya rugs are made from a variety of natural and synthetic materials. The most common materials used are wool, cotton, and polyester.

What are the most popular Surya rug styles?

Traditional, modern, and transitional are the most popular Surya rug styles. Surya rugs featuring traditional motifs, such as floral or paisley patterns, are popular. Contemporary rugs have a more contemporary appearance, with clean lines and geometric forms. Transitional rugs have characteristics of both classic and modern designs.

How should I care for my Surya rug?

Surya rugs should get vacuumed regularly to remove dirt and dust. For best results, use a vacuum with a soft brush attachment. Rugs should also be spot-cleaned as needed. To clean a rug, mix a solution of mild detergent and water. Dampen a cloth in the solution and blot any stains or spots. Rinse the area with clean water and allow the rug to dry completely.