AboutRMC

Mr. Abdul Aziz establishes the family's weaving trade — the first thread of a century-long craft.

The family advances the traditional art of hand-drawn rug designing, where every pattern begins by hand.

Mr. Rajab Ali expands the stores, deepening the family's mastery of hand weaving.

The house begins in-house production, bringing weaving, supervisors, and craftsmanship under one roof.

Mr. Abdul Rub envisioned the family business, bringing fresh vision as Bhadohi's handmade rugs began reaching Europe.

The family's handmade rugs began reaching the United States, opening new doors for global growth and partnerships.

A women's college was established to give more girls access to education, confidence, and opportunity.

A weaving unit was started for women, giving them a place to learn the craft, earn with pride, and build their confidence.

RMC Collections handcrafted Overseas Handmade, taking Bhadohi's handmade rugs to the world with pride and craft.

The third generation carries the family's old values forward while opening new paths for growth and expansion.

Decorative cushions were introduced, taking the family's textile craft beyond rugs and into new home spaces.

Broadloom was introduced, allowing RMC to create larger textile solutions for bigger spaces and projects.

Solar energy became part of RMC's everyday running, moving the company towards cleaner, responsible production.

A wastewater treatment plant was established, making sustainability a part of everyday production.

New technology became part of the rug making process, helping RMC work with better precision while keeping handmade craft at heart.

RMC began serving hospitality spaces, bringing its textile craft into hotels and large properties.

The legacy moves beyond rugs into a broader range of textile products, carrying the same craft, care, and design values into new markets.