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Rug Size:
Rectangle 3' x 5'
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Combining a low profile surface with a dramatic nubby texture, this hardworking and durable rug features undyed Natural jute stripes combined with the warmth and comfort of Black wool. From our Bunny Williams collection.
Features
60% Jute/31% Wool/9% Nylon
Durable, low-maintenance, easy-to-clean flatweave construction
Our handwoven rugs showcase artisan skill and unmatched craftsmanship for superior quality
We handpick the best plants and soften yarns for our jute rugs before weaving for optimal softness
Handmade rugs may exhibit color and size variations due to their artisanal crafting process
Part of the Bunny Williams x Annie Selke curated collection
Ideal for high-traffic areas: living rooms, kids' rooms, offices, and hallways
Indoor use only
Soft underfoot texture with a medium 0.5" pile height
Handcrafted in India
Product Dimensions
Other Dimensions
Overall Dimensions
36'' W X 60'' L
Rug Size
Rectangle 3' x 5'
Pile Height
0.5'' H
Overall Product Weight
10 lb.
Details
Material
Jute / Sisal, Wool, Nylon
Technique / Weave
Looped / Hooked
Rug Shape
Rectangle
Pattern
Striped
Location
Indoor
Product Care
Professional / Dry Clean Recommended, Shake to remove debris, Vacuum with no beater bar/rotating brush
Imported
Yes
Durability
High Traffic
Color
Natural
Rug Features
Pet Friendly
General Features
Reversible
Safety Features
Floor Heating Safe
Warranty
Commercial Warranty
No
Warranty
No Warranty
30-Day Return Policy
Not loving it? We offer returns for most items within 30 days of delivery for a refund or store credit.
