Saracen Threads
A house of exotic luxury
Panels from the court workshops, counterpanes and table carpets block-printed on Jaipuri cotton by families who have done it for six generations, and roundels tufted by hand. Every piece is made in Malwa and flown to your door with the duties already paid. Nothing here is held in a British warehouse and nothing here is ordinary.
Every panel is woven to the size you choose. Free UK delivery over £499, and duties and taxes are always paid by us.
Taken together
One box, one customs entry
A parcel costs nearly as much to book as it does to fill. Pieces sent together therefore cost a fraction of the same pieces sent one at a time, and they arrive as a single import rather than three separate customs bills. That saving is handed straight to you.
The House
Two carpets, two beds, two doorways
£949The Drawing Room
The large carpet, dressed
£749 Best valueThe Apartments
The floor, the beds and the doorways
£699The Whole Floor
Two carpets, two rooms
£649
The Whole Bedchamber
Every cloth we print
£649 Most takenThe Suite
A carpet and two sets of cotton
£578The Bedchamber
The floor and the bed
£498
The Four
Four sets of cotton
£449The Hall
What they see before they see you
£399
The Spare Rooms
Three sets of cotton
£349 Start here
The Pair
Two sets of cotton
£249The Floor
Five grounds, any size
The layout is the same on every one: a medallion in the middle, quarter medallions in the corners, pendants above and below. What changes is the ground it sits on. Choose the colour first, then tell us the size of your room.
The blue of a shrine dome at dusk, with the gold still in it.
The red a bride wore. It reads almost black at night and garnet by day.
Green was the most honoured colour in the East, and it is the hardest to get right.
Made to look the way two hundred years of sun wears a carpet. Made that way deliberately.
Roses on ivory. The only one in the collection that is quiet rather than deep.
Not sure which size
Measure the room, not the panel
A panel that is nearly right is a panel you stop seeing. Two minutes with a tape measure and a note of where the furniture stands is all we need.