Teti draws its aesthetic from the decorative sophistication of Pharaonic Egypt, channelling the scholarly collections of Swiss Egyptologist Gustave Jequier into contemporary form. The design presents a refined, closely-repeated geometric pattern that demands the precision of traditional Nepalese hand-knotting—a craft practised in Kathmandu for generations. This marriage of ancient Egyptian motif and artisanal Himalayan technique creates a rug of considerable subtlety, where historical reverence meets skilled craftsmanship in a distinctly modern vocabulary.
