قالین · Hand-knotted Carpet
Mohammad Ramzan Bhat
3rd Generation · Hand-knotted Carpet · Bhaderwah, Doda
“Uses his grandfather's invented talim notation — captured in our Vault for the first time.”
- Pieces signed
- 52
- Disputes
- 0
- Workshop slots
- 3 open
- Lineage est.
- 1920
The hand still remembers
What Only Mohammad Knows
Captured from his Vault — knowledge that exists nowhere else.
Click a node — 4 techniques captured
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His work
Pieces by Mohammad
Every piece signed, signed pieces verifiable on the Sanad.
Sit beside him
Book Time With Mohammad
3 open slots in the next month.
Heritage Walk
Rs. 2,500per person
Visit the master's workshop and three nearby craft clusters with a Sanad-verified guide.
Max 8 participants
Half-Day Workshop
Rs. 6,000per person
Learn one foundational technique hands-on. Take home your attempt + a Hunarmand certificate.
Max 6 participants
Multi-Day Masterclass
Rs. 45,000per person
Advanced technique taught directly by the master. Limited to 2 participants.
Max 2 participants
The preserved knowledge
Preserved in the Vault
This is Mohammad's Craft DNA — knowledge captured for researchers, apprentices, and future generations.
Lineage
- Bhaderwah family carpet weavers — three generations.
- His grandfather's talim notation book is the only copy that exists.
Technique Walkthrough
- Talim is read aloud across the loom by the senior weaver.
- Colour calls are tracked on a wall slate, never paper.
Decision Knowledge
- A new pattern is tested on a small sampler before the main loom is set.
- If the talim notation cannot be sung, the pattern is abandoned.
Supplier Graph
- Wool from Bhaderwah shepherds.
- Dyes mixed in his cousin's small dye-house in Kishtwar.
The thread, generation by generation
The Bhat Lineage
3 generations on the same craft, since 1920.
- AB
Abdul Rahim Bhat
ca. 1920s
Generation 1
- MB
Mohammad Sultan Bhat
ca. 1950s
Generation 2
- MB
Mohammad Ramzan Bhat
current — present
Generation 3