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Kira KIR01
Starting at $1,655.00
Handwoven
50% Wool 50% Nylon
Handcrafted
High-Low Pile
Product Details
The handwoven Kira rug collection features a lattice motif in a variety of neutral colors. The Ankine design’s beige color suits any contemporary space with ease. Dual wool and nylon fibers ensure texture and durability with minimal shedding, creating a perfect grounding accent. Providing a soft feel underfoot, the thick weave best suits medium to low traffic areas of the home such as bedrooms, guest rooms, and formal living areas. Certified by RugMark, this handcrafted rug assures ethical luxury.
More Information
Catalog Code
KIR01
SKU
KIR01
Custom Colors
Design
Ankine
Size
Shape
Thickness (Inches)
2/3"
Construction
Handwoven
Content
50% Wool 50% Nylon
Backing
Origin
India
Pantone Colors
11-4300 Marshmallow, 11-0606 Pristine
Style
Contemporary
Various Note
Please Note: All sizes are nominal, accepted variance is +/- 3". We try to represent our items as accurately as possible, however, due to differences in monitors and lighting, item colors may slightly vary.
Care Instructions
Blot stains immediately and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Professional cleaning is recommended for stain removal or periodic cleaning care. Vacuum with beater bar off.
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Quality Construction
Handwoven rugs are crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring exceptional durability and longevity. The fibers within this construction may be felted or twisted wool yarns, soft and fine viscose, synthetic yarns, or natural fibers. Handwoven rugs usually have low to medium piles and may or may not have a canvas backing. Their high-quality natural fibers and artisanal craftsmanship provide a luxurious texture and feel, making them a timeless and valuable addition to any space.
How it's made: This form of weaving is very similar to textile weaving on a handloom. The warp and weft is much thicker to create a thick fabric, the rug’s yarn is passed through in between the interlocking.
