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Working in the traditional style of dhurries, Indian artisans diligently hand-weave this rug of wool through a painstaking process that takes up to five days to complete. A border of mint gives way to colorful stripes and a central panel decorated with geometric patterns. Sonik Sethi presents this eye-catching dhurrie rug, completed at the ends with tiny fringes.

Preserving the great textile traditions of Oaxaca, artisan Mario Chavez crafts this versatile, neutral runner rug. The long runner is hand woven on a pedal loom in yarns of lead grey and ecru to produce a fine stripe with a grey border. Hand-knotted fringe accents both ends.

Evoking the beauty of the sky, a border of aqua gives way to stripes and a central panel of pale grey, dotted with colorful geometric patterns over the body of of this traditional dhurrie rug from India. Local artisans determine the design and then diligently hand-weave the rug of wool on a cotton warp through a process that takes up to five days to complete. Finished with tiny fringes at each end, the dhurrie makes a welcoming addition into any home.