The Origins Collection
Discover a curated selection of handcrafted interior pieces inspired by the motifs of Central Asia. From felted wool rugs exuding warmth to intricately hand-stitched cushions — each piece tells a story. Designed with love and respect for nature, our homeware collection elevates your space, wherever you may be.
Every piece is made by the same artisan families who build our yurts, using the same natural materials, the same inherited techniques.
Natural light linen · natural dark linen
Nomad Bliss Cushion from $85
Natural light linen · hand-stitched
Serene Cushion Large from $110
Natural light linen · embroidered florals
Steppe Florals Large from $125
Light grey melange · natural light wool
Mountain White from $135
Natural dark linen · korpe technique
Serene Korpe Mat from $290
Natural light wool · pastel yellow
Steppe Reverie Korpe from $260
Shyrdak felt · hand-cut appliqué motifs
Nomadic Dream Carpet from $1,490
Natural light linen · whimsical embroidery
Whimsical Cushion from $110
Hand-embroidered wool felt · traditional motifs
Zabık Bash from $280
Natural reed · hand-woven coloured wool
Oimo Chiy from $320
National fabric · ornamental cover · handmade
Toshok from $120
Natural wood · national fabric cushions
Zhertoshok from $580
Natural wool · ala kiyiz technique
Ala Kiyiz Rug from $380
Natural wood · hand-carved · painted motifs
Sandyk from $650
Each piece is meticulous
Fine bands and coloured tassels hang from beams, felt rugs and cushions create softness. All are handmade using traditional appliqué and embroidery techniques that have been passed down through generations.
About the craftFull shyrdak floor set · custom motifs
Shyrdak Carpet Set from $920
Hand-carved willow · traditional motifs · painted
Carved Door Frame from $740
Breathable membrane · weather protection
Rain Cover from $650
Additional wool felt layer · cold climates
Insulation Layer from $480
Each technique in our collection has been practised for centuries across Central Asia. The artisans of Kyzyl-Tuu preserve nearly all known felt-making methods — a depth of knowledge unmatched anywhere else on earth.
Felting
One of the oldest textile techniques — wool fibres matted and interlocked through agitation, creating a sturdy natural insulating fabric. Used for yurt covering, cushion filling, and carpets.
Shyrdak
Mosaic felt carpet technique — two contrasting felt layers are simultaneously cut and swapped to create interlocking geometric patterns. Each motif carries ancestral meaning.
Ala kyiz
Rolled felt with coloured wool pressed into patterns during the felting process. The design emerges as the fibres bond — you cannot draw on felt; you must think in felt.
Ala Kiyiz
Rolled felt technique — coloured wool designs are pressed into raw felt during the rolling process, permanently fusing into the fabric. Unlike shyrdak, you cannot draw on ala kiyiz: you must think in felt from the beginning.
Termeh
A woven textile technique using wool thread to create intricate repeating patterns. Used for the zabık bash decorative bands that ring the interior and exterior of the yurt at the wall-to-roof junction.