Christmas Central 8′ X 10′ Mustard Yellow And Gray Traditional Rectangular Area Throw Rug

• Mustard Yellow And Gray Traditional Area Throw Rug
• Features hand knotted rug with an intricate design
• Recommended for indoor use; spot clean only
• Rug measures 8 feet wide by 10 feet long

Keeping the new Gallant collection away from the jeepers peepers in going take a valiant effort! A hand-knotted spectacle of vintage-inspired medallion designs, what you get is an on-trend rug of distressed texture and antique vibes. Now that’s what you call gallant!

Product Features:

Color(s): honey mustard, wood thrush, warm sand and monument

Hand knotted

Backing: no

Pile height: 1/5″

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 handcrafted nature of this rug

Made in India

Care instructions:

Professional cleaning recommended

Vacuum clean regularly

In case of spilling blot immediately with sponge or damp cloth

Rotate occasionally

Use professional cleaning agents only

Spot clean; vacuum regularly without beater bar

Dimensions: 8′ wide x 10′ long

Material(s): wool

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.

Weaving significantly impacts poverty alleviation and skill development for illiterate and impoverished people, especially women, inhabiting remote areas. It enables the poor to acquire practical skills within their own homes while