From Bhadohi to Kazakhstan, a thousand artisans came together during a pandemic to create the world’s largest hand-tufted carpet—a masterpiece that now lies in Astana Grand Mosque, etching India’s craftsmanship into global history.

xFor over a century, Patodia Contract has carried forward a tradition of carpet-making that began under the British in the 1880s. From the halls of the White House to the world’s grandest mosque, the company’s work speaks of timeless skill and innovation. At the heart of it all is Ravi Patodia, who shares how a record-breaking dream became a hand-tufted reality.

Ravi Patodia (Photo by arrangement)

Your company has a legacy of 144 years — how has the philosophy of craftsmanship evolved from the days of your forefathers to today’s global luxury markets?

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