Desi wool handwoven indigo dye Kutch Rug (carpet) (desi Dhabda)
This classic Rann Utsav of Kutch handwoven rug is a fine example of traditional craftsmanship from the Kutch region of Gujarat. It is carefully handcrafted using the Kutch weaving technique, which has been passed down through generations. The rug is made from hand-spun and handwoven sheep wool, showcasing the natural beauty of local, natural indigo dye. The weaving reflects the dedication and expertise of skilled artisans, making it a timeless piece for home décor. 'Dhabda' called in Kutchi language.
Other Details:
Made from natural indigo dyed, natural woollen yarn, this rug retains the authentic and earthy tones of local sheep wool.
Measures 100 inches in length and 58 inches in width, with an additional 4 cm tassels on both sides, adding charm to its design. wight 2.9 kg.
The rug is woven in two halves, which are meticulously joined using a blanket stitch for durability and a seamless finish.
The intricate design is created with the extra-weft technique, adding unique patterns and texture to the piece.
Handcrafted by a Kutch weaver, this rug reflects the cultural heritage and traditional artistry of the region.
Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, or as a centerpiece, this rug brings warmth and a touch of Kutch’s rich weaving tradition to any space. Let me know if you'd like further refinements.
Wash Care Instructions:
Avoid washing rugs in a machine
Regularly vacuum the rug, taking care to avoid the fringe area
For spills, gently blot the area with a towel without rubbing
Mild detergent and cold water can be used for some stains, but avoid harsh chemicals or cleaners that may damage natural dye. Allow the rug to dry flat
Rotate the rug every 6 to 12 months to ensure even wear
Use furniture protectors under heavy items to prevent flattening
Keep the rug away from direct and continuous sunlight to avoid fading
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