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Brown Multicolor Geomtrical Hand Braided Cotton Jute Rug

Brown Multicolor Geomtrical Hand Braided Cotton Jute Rug

$28.00 USD
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In the weave of contemporary Cotton jute rugs, tradition dances with modernity, each fiber a thread connecting past and present in a tapestry of timeless elegance. Soft underfoot yet bold in design, these rugs invite you to step into a world where natural materials meet contemporary aesthetics, creating harmony in every room. With a nod to sustainability and a flair for style, they redefine eco-chic living, infusing spaces with warmth, texture, and a touch of organic allure

Material Cotton& JUTE
Construction Hand Braided
Feel Earthy Texture and Subtle Softness
Thickness 0.25 inch
Origin India
Collection Ananta
Product ID NR-33

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Why You'll Love This Rug

-Pet-Friendly
-Handmade
-High Traffic
-Eco-Friendly

Description

-Low pile (0.25 inch)—sleek and functional
-100% Jute, Hand Braided
-Expertly made in India
-Customization of size available; dispatch within one week
-Hand woven option available
-Due to the handmade nature of this rug, there may be slight variations in size and color.

Feels Textured and Earthy
The Perfect Hand Braided Jute Rug is, well, perfect! With its earthy-meets-cozy construction, this never stiff style offers the timeless appeal of a hand-braided jute rug. It provides the softness of cotton while maintaining the durability of jute. It's versatile, goes with everything, and exudes the beauty of artisanal craftsmanship. Check out the reviews—it's clear this rug will become a beloved staple in your home.

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Care Instructions

Caring for your natural fiber rug is simple:

Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth. For stubborn spots, spot clean by blotting with a mild detergent and allow rug to dry on a flat surface.

Shake dirt and debris out or hand vacuum on the lowest setting and without the beater bar.

Shedding of loose fibers is normal and will diminish over time with regular vacuuming. Sprouting is also normal, in which loose rug fibers poke up out of the rug surface. Simply snip loose fibers down to the

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