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Urban Pause UPK04
Starting at $4,795.00
Hand Knotted
65% Rayon Made from Bamboo 35% Wool
Artisan Made
Lustrous Finish
Product Details
Inspired by the unrushed quality of the natural process, the Urban Pause collection features an assortment of grounding solid designs that are anything but basic. Rayon made from bamboo lends an inviting, silk-like texture and unique light-to-dark effect to the hand-knotted quality. The blanc-de-blanc Olga Uno rug showcases a lustrous white color that is grounded by the naturally textured, beige and soft gray wool fibers, creating a distinct shine and matte combination.
More Information
Catalog Code
UPK04
SKU
UPK04
Custom Colors
Design
Olga Uno
Size
Shape
Thickness (Inches)
1/2"
Construction
Hand Knotted
Content
65% Rayon Made from Bamboo 35% Wool
Backing
N/A
Origin
India
Pantone Colors
12-0404 Light Gray, 13-0401 Oatmeal, 16-1212 Nomad, 16-0806 Goat
Style
Modern
Various Note
Please Note: All sizes are nominal, accepted variance is +/- 3". Listed Pantone colors are close approximations of the colors used in our rugs. A single yarn can be represented by several Pantone shades, and therefore, Pantones should not be used to determine the number of colors in a rug. Due to the nature of this wool, colors may vary slightly rug to rug.
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
In a meticulous 10-step process, crafting a single hand-knotted rug takes months to complete. With some designs boasting over one million knots, this intricate artistry and precision are upheld by a dedicated community of 50,000+ highly skilled artisans in India.
How it's made: On a loom set up with warps, an artisan ties individual knots on each warp thread, going line by line. Once a line is complete, it is locked in place with a thread of weft, before the next line of knotting begins.
