Artisan Weaves Handknotted Handspun Wool/Natural Silk
Artisan Weaves Handknotted Handspun Wool/Natural Silk
- Size: 271x368
- Pattern: Graphic & Art Deco
- Style: Modern
- Colour: Brown, Multi
- Material: Hand Spun Ghazni Wool & Viscose
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Add elegance to your home with the Modern Abstract Jaipuri Handknotted Red Rug (237x303 cm). Crafted from hand-spun Ghazni wool and silk, this rug showcases a striking abstract design in rich red tones. Expect delivery from us within 2-3 days.Its luxurious texture and refined craftsmanship make it a perfect choice for those looking to enhance their interior with a touch of sophistication and modern style.
Nonslip Rug Pad/Underlay
Nonslip Rug Pad/Underlay
Our nonslip Cushioned Rug Pad/undelay is designed to provide a soft and comfortable feel, while keeping your Rug in place. 320gsm and 420 gsm thick, for plushness and comfort this thicker Rug Pad offers extra padding for rugs and makes them anti wrinkle and non slip
How To Care
How To Care
- DO NOT Brush Or Scrub The Rug.
- Only Vacuum Clean It Periodically. Avoid Using Vacuum Beater Brush Mode
- If Spills Occur, Blot Immediately. Do Not Rub The Stain.
- Rotate Occasionally To Equalize Wear.
- Use Protectors Under The Legs Of Heavy Furniture To Avoid Flattening And Piling.
- If Thread Comes Out Do Not Pull The Yarn, Trim With Scissor.
- Periodic Professional Cleaning Recommended
For Your Attention
For Your Attention
Owing To Different Rug Sizes, Motifs & Design Dimensions May Vary. The Colors Of This Rug May Vary Due To Lighting & Different Screens.
REASON FOR COLOUR VARIATION IN IMAGES
- All hand knotted rugs have a smooth pile side and a rough pile side. The direction of a rug’s pile results in it’s light and dark shades.
- The smooth pile side reflects the light, giving the rug a lighter tone whilst the rough pile side absorb the light giving the rug a dark or deeper tone.
- The colours of a rug will appear either lighter or darker depending on which side the viewer is standing or taking images.
