
Light, texture, natural form.
Potala Karma
Potala Karma

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Monthly archive · English edition · 12 pages

Monthly archive · English edition · 12 pages

Monthly archive · English edition · 12 pages

Monthly archive · English edition · 12 pages
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Potala Karma




Care in every detail
Yes. Our rugs, seat cushions and tea mats are woven by hand, with care given to the pattern, texture, edges and finishing.
We use specially prepared Tibetan wool yarn, woven by hand to bring out its colour, texture and natural character.
Check the dimensions listed for the piece and measure the space where you plan to use it. Rugs, seat cushions and tea mats have different sizes and uses, so choose according to the individual product description.
Depending on its size and design, a piece may suit a seat, tabletop or a decorative space. Follow the intended use in its description. Keep it away from damp areas and direct heat; if placed on a floor, make sure it sits securely and does not slip.
Yes. After each artwork is completed, it must receive a blessing from our Master Tenzin before leaving our workshop and making its way to you, carrying our wishes for peace and well-being.
Avoid soaking, harsh cleaning chemicals, direct heat and prolonged strong sunlight. Gently remove dust and follow the care guidance supplied with the piece. If damp, allow it to dry naturally in a ventilated place; do not pull loose threads or fringe.
Potala Karma






Colour, tools and handwork from textile traditions.
Tibetan Rug
Pink and blue borders distinguish this pair of wool tea mats, carrying a wish for balanced conversation and the simple pleasure of making time for another person.
Two cups wait on opposite sides of a small table. One conversation will bring them into the same afternoon. The paired mats take that moment before a meeting as their quiet creative story.
| Form | Tibetan Rugs, Tea Mats |
|---|---|
| Material reference | Wool |
| Motif | Geometric Field |
| Dimensions | Approximately 13 x 13 cm each |
| Shipping weight | 1 kg |
| Available quantity | 2 |
Fiber, pile, weave, engraving, stone pattern, pigment, frame finish, dimensions, and small irregularities may vary as part of the handmade character. Review the photographs for the exact visible design and finish.
In Tibetan and Himalayan visual tradition, Geometric Field is associated in folklore with peace & purity. The design is offered as cultural symbolism and a focus for personal reflection.
Vacuum gently without a rotating brush. Keep dry, avoid prolonged direct sunlight, blot spills promptly, and use a textile specialist for deep cleaning. Store rolled rather than sharply folded.
Meaning · Material · Care
Free standard shipping, no minimum, to eligible checkout destinations. Processing: 2–5 business days; standard transit: usually 10–20 business days after dispatch. Times are estimates. Duties and import fees are not included.
Eligible physical items: request a return within 14 days of delivery. Longer statutory rights remain unaffected.
Materials: Wool
Keep dry, avoid harsh chemicals, and store separately when not in use.
Traditional intentions: Peace & Purity
Symbols: Geometric Field
Meanings are shared as cultural traditions and personal beliefs, not as guaranteed outcomes.
Thread · Craft · Continuity
Follow a strand from loose fibre to the spindle and loom. A photographic chapter on Tibetan spinning, weaving and the quiet rhythm of making.
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To give thoughtful attention to the details, and to the stories and intentions we choose to carry with us.
Six ways into the collection.
The hand is the lineage
A working roster of the collective behind the craft.




