Surya showcased its new Chintamani collection, hand-knotted of pure wool, which features a pared down animal-print
inspired motif. Shown, CTM-2300

HIGH POINT, N.C. -- Surya's showroom introduced High Point Market to its latest handcrafted designer-driven area rugs, including new additions to its Frank Lloyd Wright program and its debuting collaboration with New York designer Liora Manne.

Surya, which celebrates its 50th years in business in 2026, marked the anniversary by focusing on its commitment to craftsmanship, creativity and partnership with the design community. That translated to a heavy focus on dozens of new handcrafted, mostly hand-knotted, collections, showcased throughout the year at High Point with the fall addition continuing to highlight Surya's designer-driven handmade rugs.

The latest introductions featured trending styles, such as updated traditional looks alongside fresh geometrics and contemporary styles in a range of weaves.

What's more the company expanded its licensed program alongside Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, rolling out several new hand-knotted designs in trending neutral colorways offering the architect's iconic looks a fresh trend-forward modern twist. 


Surya expands its Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation licensed rug collection adding seven new designs. The latest rugs
rework the architects signature design motifs in trending neutrals. Shown are several hand-knotted introductions:
hanging rear is Light Screen, hanging center, Imperial Border, and hanging in the fore is La Miniatura. Shown
on the ground is Transcendence.

Other big news in the showroom was a large presentation of New York textile designer Liora Manné's iconic approach to the rug category, which included constructions such as Manné's proprietary felted Lamontage process, bold and colorful hand-tufted pieces, as well as plenty of performance designs.

Below is an exclusive RugNews.com tour of some of the most notable introductions on show in Surya's Showplace showroom during fall High Point Market.


Globally-influenced motifs continue to be a bestseller among Surya clients and the new Bridgette collection (shown,
BGT-2300) was a favorite for its highly textured hand-woven neutral motif crafted from 80 percent New Zealand wool
and 20 percent cotton.
 

With updated traditional designs, notably in warm neutrals, remaining a popular choice, Surya expands the genre with
its Savonnerie collection (shown, SRV-2300), hand-knotted from 100 percent wool. This collection reworks 17th century
baroque French rug patterns in a tonal minimalist neutral framework.


Surya's new Prive rug collection was a hit for its understated geometric patterns and interesting edging. These solid-color
richly toned rugs are hand-knotted from 60 percent wool and 25 percent rayon for luxurious hand and subtle sheen.
Shown, from left to right, PIV-2301, PIV-2304 and PIV-2303


Surya featured its new Tashpinar collection (shown, TSH-2300) which offers a softly aged palette of rich browns and
updated floral motifs. Hand-knotted of 100 percent wool these pieces have a low pile and vintage-inspired styling. 

LIORA MANNE X SURYA


New York designer Liora Manné was in the showroom alongside Surya's Matthew Berthold-Lynch to introduce her 
Liora Manné x Surya program. Pictured left is the hand-tufted Camden Abstract Marble in lily.
 
The Liora Manné x Surya collection made its High Point Market debut offering Manné’s signature approach to color, texture, and material exploration to more than 50 handmade rugs and pillows, including outdoor-safe rug designs. Across the collection, Manné’s wide-ranging exploration of yarn, dye, texture, and process gives each construction a distinct interpretation of her artistic vision.


The new Liora Manne program includes textured hand-tufted wool designs. Pictured is Sardinia Ikat Ombre in garden,
which was a favorite at market.


The new Liora Manné x Surya features Lamontage, Manné’s proprietary process that begins with colored fibers blended,
marbled, cut and layered to create a painterly effect. Pictured is Lamontage III Big Dot neutral, an outdoor safe rug, hand-
crafted of 100 percent polyester.


Liora Manné x Surya includes several indoor-outdoor collections. Pictured is Portafina Edge Blocks, a market favorite,
which is woven in Egypt 100 percent polypropylene.