D'Abaffy Design

08/30/2026

100% natural, 100% authentic, 100% handmade rug designed to fit the modern spaces.

08/30/2026

08/26/2026

Handmade 100% wool rugs made by Mexican artists using old ancient techniques of hand weaving, using dies found in nature, no chemicals, no technology used. Designed for modern spaces with traditions in mind.

08/05/2026

Which one fits your decor? Check out the link in bio to find out more about these handcrafted wool rugs from the Zapotec artists.

07/28/2026

Minimal in color. Rich in craftsmanship.

Handwoven from natural wool using traditional Zapotec techniques, this black and white rug creates the perfect foundation for modern interiors—letting every bold color around it shine.

07/20/2026

Handmade from natural wool and woven using traditional Zapotec techniques, each rug carries a story of heritage and craftsmanship. Created for modern spaces, they bring warmth, texture, and authenticity to contemporary homes.

07/18/2026

New collection of handmade wool rugs made by Zapotec artists in Oaxaca, Mexico. Each piece is unique, each piece is made with love. No chemical used in the process… 100% made by hand. Traditional for your modern space.

07/15/2026

Geometry is tradition… beautiful lines crafted by hand.

07/14/2026

True luxury is not made in a factory—it is crafted by hand.

This rug begins as raw wool and is transformed through a meticulous process that honors both material and tradition. From carding the wool and dyeing it with natural indigo to weaving each thread on a traditional loom, every step requires patience, skill, and generations of expertise.

The result is more than a rug. It is a textile shaped by time, craftsmanship, and the hands of master artisans—bringing authenticity, depth, and quiet luxury to the spaces it inhabits.

Handwoven in Oaxaca, Mexico.

07/12/2026

A closer look reveals more than a pattern.
The deep blue tones in this rug begin with indigo, a natural dye that has been used for generations. Combined with undyed wool and woven by hand on a traditional loom in Oaxaca, each line and shape reflects hours of skilled craftsmanship.
From plant-based color to handwoven textile, every step is guided by tradition, patience, and the hands of the artisan.