Collection: What is tufting?

Tufting is a craft technique that allows you to create textured textile pieces, such as rugs, pictures, and cushions. The word " tufting " comes from English and means "to make tufts," which are the small loops or cuts of yarn that form the design. Unlike manual techniques such as embroidery or crochet, tufting uses a motorized tool, the tufting gun, to speed up the process.

Imagine a large sewing machine. A tufting gun works similarly: it pushes the thread through a stretched fabric, creating one stitch at a time. When you turn the piece over, you'll have a soft rug with the design you created yourself. It's a quick, fun process that gives you the freedom to create unique designs.

Tufting combines the beauty and tradition of craftsmanship with the efficiency of technology, making it perfect for modern life. It is not just a technique, but a form of personal expression that transforms ideas into tangible objects full of personality.

Interesting fact: The techniques of inserting threads into a base to create carpets and textiles are very old. Their origins date back to nomadic tribes and have been discovered in various parts of the world. The oldest carpet we know of is called the " Pazyryk Carpet," and some of its characteristics suggest percussion techniques.