Handwoven Natural Wool Jute Striped Chunky rug, Modern Scandinavian Style decor, Soft & Pet Friendly, Custom made in all sizes
**Custom made in all rug and runner sizes. Message to know more**
Our premium wool chunky rugs are made from the finest quality wool, sourced directly from New Zealand. These rugs are handwoven by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, resulting in a sturdy and durable rug with a unique, one-of-a-kind look.
The chunky texture of these rugs adds a cozy, inviting feel to any room, making them perfect for use in living rooms, bedrooms, and other areas where you want to add warmth and comfort. The wool material is naturally stain-resistant and easy to clean, making it a practical choice for high-traffic areas.
These rugs come in a variety of sizes, colors, and patterns to suit any decor style. Whether you prefer a more neutral look or a bold, statement piece, there is a rug in our collection that will fit your needs.
Invest in one of our premium New Zealand wool chunky rugs today and bring style, comfort, and durability to your home.
-Made in India 🇮🇳
- Adds Antique look to your Room Aesthetics.
- Reversible, Can be used on both sides.
- Eco-friendly with low carbon footprint.
- Can be made in any Custom size. Contact us to know more.
- Can be used as -
livingroom rug / hallway runner / patio rug / kitchen rug / bathroom rug / office rug / bedroom rug / nursery rug / entryway rug / doormat rug / stairway runner / gameroom rug / guestroom rug / gift rug / diningroom rug / Kids rug / interior rug / boho decor rug / bohemian rug / farmhouse rug / fireplace rug / kidsroom rug / porch rug / wedding rug / wedding decor rug / hemp rug
- Care Instructions
Product Care: Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Do not use chlorine bleach products. To maintain the life of your kilim rug, sponge gently with a neutral pH soap or textile wash solution and rinse thoroughly in warm water. Lightly vacuum with a low-pile towel to remove loose dirt from major surfaces without disturbing the pile.
