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Handknotted 100% Organic Wool Rug
This contemporary heirloom rug combines neutral colors with a dark wedgewood blue. Our handknotted rugs are meticulously woven to last for generations in super soft organic wool.
Custom Colors:
+20%
Please send us an email at info@organicweaveshop.com to get the custom process started. We can work with paint colors and fabric swatches to find the color you are looking for.
Custom Sizes:
If the size you need is in between sizes on the price list, move up on size.
Eg. If you want 8x11, you will buy 9x12 and we will make 8x11. Please write 8x11 in the “order notes” on the order.
If you are looking for an oversized rug, please send an email to info@organicweaveshop.com for a quotation
The floor is often considered the fifth wall of the room.
Choosing the right sized rug often means sizing up.
The right sized rug will define the seating area, make your room look larger and anchor the furniture in your space.
Here are some tips for selecting the perfect size rug:
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Living Room - 9 x 12 or 10x14 Choose the size based on your room size, leaving a perimeter of 18" to 24" of hardwood or ceramic showing. |
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Living Room - 8 x 10 or 9 x 12 Choose a rug on which all of the front legs of the furniture will rest on the rug. |
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Dining Room - 10' Round Choose a rug size based on the size of your table and chairs. You'll want a rug large enough that you can pull the chairs away from the dining table and have the chairs STAY ON THE RUG - add 24" to the table dimensions for the rug size. |
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Dining Room - 8 x 10 or 9 x 12 Choose a rug size based on the size of your table and chairs. You'll want a rug large enough that you can pull the chairs away from the dining table and have the chairs STAY ON THE RUG - add 24" to the table dimensions for the rug size. |
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Bedroom - 8 x 10 or 9 x 12 (Queen Bed) Choose a rug that will act as a focal point in the room and provide a soft landing spot for your feet to land. |
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Bedroom - 9 x 12 or 10 x 14 (King Bed) Choose a rug that will act as a focal point in the room and provide a soft landing spot for your feet to land. |
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Child's Room - 5 x 7 or 6 x 9 (Twin Bed) A smaller rug will be a focal point in the room, and give a soft area for your child to play on. |
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Child's Room - 8 x 10 or 9 x 12 or 10 x 14 Choose a larger rug if you wish all of the furniture to rest on the rug. |
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Nursery 5 x 7 or 6 x 9 Consider that your baby will be crawling and playing on the rug, and provide a soft surface for those tiny toes and feet and falls! A larger rug will provide more space for play. |
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Nursery 8 x 10 or larger Consider that your baby will be crawling and playing on the rug, and provide a soft surface for those tiny toes and feet and falls! A larger rug will provide more space for play. |
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Our rugs ship directly from India to your home. For that reason, we are unable to accept returns.
When you order this rug, you may request a sample to approve.
Please write "sample" on the order, in the notes column.
Should you wish to cancel the order after receiving the sample, we will refund the order, less the cost of shipping (USD $50),
if the sample is returned within 15 days of receipt. Otherwise samples are $100 each, plus shipping ($50).
Please note:
1. Ordering a sample will delay receipt of your rug
2. Samples are not available for every rug in our collection
COTTON RUGS
Our Organic Cotton Rugs are perfect areas in your home that have low foot traffic, like bedrooms and dens. While cotton is a strong fiber, our cotton is not treated with stain protectors and may not react well to spills.
WOOL RUGS
Our Organic Wool Rugs are perfect for any room in your home. Wool is naturally stain and soil resistant and will stand up well in any living space.
To begin making a rug, our skilled weavers make a foundation – called “the warp” – which consists of thick threads of cotton or wool which run through the length of the rug. Similar threads, which pass under and over the warp threads in the opposite direction, are called wefts. Weaving usually begins from the bottom of the loom. Dyed wool or cotton is knotted in rows around the warp strands. As more knots are added to this foundation, they become the pile of the rug. Depending upon the fineness of the weave, the quality of the materials, and the expertise of the weavers, the knot count of a rug can range from sixteen to eight hundred knots per square inch. When a rug is completely knotted, the warp ends remain as the fringe. This fringe may be braided, tasseled, or hidden.
