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Raya White Wool Blend Rug – Lost Design Society

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Our Raya collection is available in four colours and four rectangular sizes. This range is a wool and polyester blend crafted in India using hand looming and flat-weave techniques. Our Raya Black Wool Blend Rug features a white diamond pattern on a black base. • Pile Height: Textured Flat Weave Pile • Style: Modern • Weave: Hand-Loomed • Material: 70% Wool + 30% Polyester • Made in India
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The Raya White Wool Blend Rug features a classic diamond pattern on a base which reflects soft creamy hues. Our Raya collection is available in four colours and four rectangular sizes. A rug from our Raya Collection will add a natural and textural design element to any space. This range is a wool and polyester blend crafted in India using hand looming and flat-weave techniques. The Raya Collection is flat woven with a trellis pattern which is lightly raised for added definition. The neutral nature of these rugs gives this range a timeless appeal, which can be adapted to a variety of decor themes. PRODUCT FEATURES • Pile Height: Textured Flat Weave Pile• Style: Modern• Weave: Hand-Loomed• Material: 70% Wool 30% Polyester• Made in India BENEFITS OF WOOL RUGS • Natural heat retention• Noise insulator• Natural air humidifier as wool absorbs moisture This is a hand-loomed product. Variances, inconsistencies & sprouts in the weave are natural characteristics of this rug. Colour & size will vary due to the handcrafted nature. This rug will shed. Shedding is not considered a defect. Be aware that young children or infants may put these fibres in their mouths. This rug is not recommended by Lost Design Society for high traffic areas, frequent vacuuming, use by pets or under moving furniture anchor points, such as a set of dining table chairs. There is the option to measure the space with a tape measure and place some sheets of paper or masking tape to offer potential perspective on size suitability.