Christmas Central 8′ X 10′ Gray And Tan Brown Hand Woven Rectangular Area Throw Rug

• Gray And Tan Brown Rectangular Area Throw Rug
• Hand woven by artisans for notable durability and quality
• Recommended for indoor use only; made in India
• Rug measures 8 feet wide by 10 feet long

Be more snazzy in your style of interior decoration! Grab this enticing area rug from Trendier Collection, which comprises a finely detailed pattern in a neutral variegated color scheme with an inviting texture. Thanks to its versatility, this rug can perfectly fit into any room with ease.

Product Features:

Color(s): turtledove, oxford tan and bungee cord

Hand loomed by artisans in India for notable durability and quality

Hand woven

Pile height: 1/3″

Backing: no

May be used with a rug pad for extra comfort, protection, longevity and safety (not included)

Recommended for indoor use only

Design may vary slightly due to the hand crafted nature of this rug

Made in India

Care instructions:

Viscose and/or viscose blend rug will look great for years to come with proper care and vacuuming regularly

If spills occur blot immediately

Do not use oxygen cleaners on your viscose and/or viscose blend rug

Avoid direct sunlight

Dimensions: 8′ wide x 10′ long

Material(s): wool/viscose

Our handcrafted rugs are meticulously hooked, woven and tufted by skilled artisans with the power to transform an ordinary space into something spectacular. Created in India, these intricate rugs provide a livelihood to villagers. Empowering freelance artisans to become business owners, especially women below the poverty line, increases their earning potential while establishing them as leaders within the artisan community. We regularly conduct Weavers Engagement programs, health camps, artisan cards, and more in order to enhance their skill set, morale and self-sustainability. Reaching out to remote rural areas and establishing bonds within village communities, enables them to start weaving not just rugs, but also their own futures.

Rug weaving significantly impacts poverty alleviation and skill development for illiterate and impoverished people, especially women, inhabiting re