This faux cowhide rug is designed with a brown, white, and black animal print, making it a stylish addition to any living room or bedroom. Made of faux hide material, this area rug features a non-slip backing for added durability and safety. With a thickness of 0.25 inches, this 21st-century original piece is perfect for adding a touch of modern flair to your decor.
You will find that the floral pattern adds a soft, garden-like feel that blends easily with many room styles.
You can use as Doormat and Yoga mat also. A fresh, organic addition to any indoor space, this Wool Jute rug is perfect layered over hardwood floors, rolled out under coffee tables, and beyond., The jute weave of this rug is low maintenance and adds a braided texture to your living space.
Natural Raw Jute Material: Jute, sustainable, and earthy fibres, form the foundation of our rugs. This natural material, imbued with its distinct characteristics, may vary in hue and tone from one batch to another.
Design: Mamluk. Texture: This hand knotted pile rug is made using 100% natural dyes and handspun wool. Origin: Weaved in Afghanistan 100% Handmade ( Hand Knotted ), 100% Hand Washed and finishing are done in Lahore Pakistan.
PATTERN : Caucasian. From The Softest Textures To The Boldest Patterns, Our Rugs Add Warmth And Character To Any Space. TYPE OF RUG > 100% Handmade. MORE DETAILS ABOUT THIS RUG Used High-Quality Soft And Plush Wool, Dyed With Natural Vegetables & Fruits.
Size (Ft) You can expect our service to be friendly and professional. CONDITION NOTE: With the exceptions of our Indian selection, all of our rugs are labeled as used. Orders must be Prepaid before Pickup.
Featuring a strikingmid-century inspired abstract pattern with sweeping organic curves, this rug is finished in a rich, earthy palette ofterracotta orange, mustard gold, forest green, deep navy blue, and soft blush pink — a color combination that instantly warms up any space while staying sophisticated and on-trend.
Story Behind the Art: Souumakk rugs have a rich history rooted in the Caucasus, Persia (modern Iran), and Anatolia (Turkey). This flatwoven textile technique dates back centuries, originating from nomadic tribes who used it for rugs, bags, and other functional textiles.
• To ensure even wear, consider rotating your rug periodically. These will smooth out as the carpet lies flat. • Vacuum your carpet once a week and before or after any event. (Ensure the vacuum cleaner doesn’t have rotating brushes or teeth.).

