Wool and cotton woven at different weights — no pattern, no dye; the surface character comes entirely from the fiber itself.

Wool and cotton, handwoven into a rug at two different weights — chunky wool bundles sitting proud of the finer cotton threads around them. There is no pattern and no dye anywhere in it: the shift from warm beige to sandy ivory comes from the fibers themselves. Dimensional across the whole field, with no pile.

Color here comes from the fiber rather than a dye bath, so there is nothing to fade out of register the way a printed pattern does — what sunlight shifts, it shifts evenly across the whole surface. The wool bundles are what the foot registers first. From a doorway the field reads as one warm neutral.

Contents

• Material: Handwoven wool and cotton blend — two fibers of different weights woven into a single surface
• Color Palette: Warm beige and sandy ivory throughout; tonal variation from the natural fiber character of wool and cotton, not from dye
• Surface & Texture: Low-profile flatweave with chunky wool bundles sitting proud of finer cotton threads — dimensional without pile
• Pile Height: Flatweave — no pile
• Rug Pad: Recommended for grip, cushioning, and longevity
• Natural Variation: Slight variations in weave, texture, and tone are natural to each handwoven piece

Care/Import

• Vacuum regularly using a low-pile setting without a beater bar
• Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth — do not rub
• Spot-clean with mild detergent and cold water when needed
• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to preserve natural fiber tone
• Professional cleaning recommended for deep care
• Rotate periodically to ensure even wear and balanced sun exposure
• Imported

Dimensions

• 5' W x 8' L