Handwoven Wool Rug

A Wool dhurrie was traditionally used in India as a woven floor-covering and is still usually found in any Indian home. Actually, the dhurrie is wonderfully versatile and can be used in a range of diverse ways such as bedding and packaging, but its predominant use is as a floor mat. Dhurries can be as small as a table cover for telephone stands and large enough for large political or social gatherings.

The flat-woven dhurrie started out as a humble version of the carpet. A dhurrie is not made in the same way as a carpet, which is made by knotting or tufting fibres into a warp. Made by weaving vertical and horizontal threads, a dhurrie has no pile or backing, so it's fully reversible, extremely lightweight, foldable and portable.

The crease line disappears very quickly once the rug is laid out.

The slight variations in color, shading, texture, shape, and design from item to item highlight the craftsmanship of this product, which is handmade in India.
*Bespoke Product* Any customization will be charged extra.