Impressed by the product, Nisbet used his government influence to promote it; the region was named Nisbetganj in his honor.

[4][5] During British rule, Shataranji carpets became commonplace throughout the Indian subcontinent, being exported to various locations in Sri Lanka, Burma, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia.

[1] Ropes made out of fibers are woven in geometrical patterns, typically measured by hand.

During this process, specialized techniques and different colors are used to create unique geometrical patterns and designs.

Designs represent the weaver's own expertise, techniques, and style, and typically draw on local traditions from northern India.