Navalgund Duries are traditional handwoven durries (rugs) originating from Navalgund, a town in Karnataka, India. They are known for their intricate designs and vibrant colours, making them a unique and valuable part of India's textile heritage. Navalgund Durries received its Geographical Indication (GI) certification in the year 2007., These durries are crafted using a distinctive weaving technique that involves interlacing colourful cotton or wool threads on a simple wooden loom. Skilled artisans employ traditional patterns and designs, often inspired by nature and local culture, to create these exquisite floor coverings.

The unique feature of Navalgund Duries is their durability, making them suitable for everyday use. They are known for their lightweight nature, easy maintenance, and vibrant colour combinations. Navalgund Duries are versatile, serving as both functional floor coverings and beautiful decorative pieces. The art of crafting these durries has been passed down through generations, preserving the rich textile heritage of the region while offering a touch of tradition and elegance to modern interiors.