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Color:
Taupe/Stone Gray/Ivory
Rug Size:
Rectangle 6' x 9'
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Transform your living space into a vibrant tapestry of culture and style with the Bern Collection's Bohemian Global handmade rug. Crafted meticulously in India from premium wool, this hand-woven masterpiece captures the essence of bohemian flair with its intricate design and global influences. The low pile adds a touch of elegance while ensuring durability and easy maintenance. Enhance comfort underfoot by pairing it with a rug pad for added cushioning and stability. When life?s little spills happen, worry not; simply spot clean with water to maintain its charm and character. This exquisite piece is more than just a rug?it's an invitation to experience the world through the artistry of every fiber.
Features
India
No Backing
100% Wool
Other Dimensions
Overall Dimensions
72'' W X 108'' L
Pile Height
0.3'' H
Overall Product Weight
27 lb.
Details
Material
100% Wool
Technique / Weave
Hand Woven
Rug Shape
Rectangle
Purposeful Distressing Type
No
Location
Indoor
Non-Slip Backing
No
Reversible
No
Product Care
Spot clean with a damp cloth, and if the stain persists use an approved mild soap or cleaning solution
Folded / Rolled
rolled
Durability
Stain Resistant
Color
The prominent colors in this rug are: Light Taupe, Stone Gray, Ivory.
Rug Packaging Type
Rolled
General Features
Non-Slip Backing
Detailing
No
Warranty
Commercial Warranty
No
Product Warranty
Yes
Full or Limited Warranty
Limited
Warranty Length
30 Days
30-Day Return Policy
Not loving it? We offer returns for most items within 30 days of delivery for a refund or store credit.
