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The minimalist design of this flat-weave area rug by Ignacia and Martin makes it ideal for most settings. The Mexican artisans use traditional techniques to create a rug of modern allure in shades of sepia and mushroom brown. They start by dyeing the wool yarn with an expert combination of natural and artificial pigments before weaving the rug on a traditional pedal loom.
- 3.06 kgs
- 6.7 lbs
- 1.63 m L x 1.23 m W
- 5.33 ft. L x 4 ft. W
- Pile height: 1.8 cm H
- Pile height: 0.7" H
- 100% wool with cotton warp
- Designed for floor use
- Lay flat to dry
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Dry clean or hand wash in cold water
- Made in Mexico.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Mexico
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10/01/2017
"Colorful accent in bathroom"
Well made, fun, comfortable underfoot.
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04/17/2017
"Vibrant Colors"
I ordered this rug to brighten up a small bathroom and it does the job! Its brighter than the photo shows and much more interesting. I love it and it definitely has the wow factor I was looking for.
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Dancing Diamonds, Colorful Geometric Wool Accent Rug
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08/24/2016
"My Second LOVELY Order"
The Stars of San Miguel was my second rug purchase ...plus a THIRD rug is also on its way. Obviously when it comes to these lovely rugs...Im HOOKED! Beautiful colors & highest quality. Shoppers will not be disappointed!
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Stars of San Miguel, Bright Geometric Handwoven Mexican Accent Rug
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