'Scotch Bonnet' Hand tufted small white and orange rug
110 x 80cm
Inspired by eating my favourite chilli sauce, made from where my grandad was brought up in Jamaica.
Small rectangular handmade tufted woollen rug.
Free UK Delivery
About the Scotch Bonnet rug
This rug is tufted in abstracted mottled design with bright orange, rust orange, white, cream, apricot, coral, fire orange and tangerine orange wools in an abstracted stripe colour block pattern.
Each rug is handmade with rug wool this rug made for the floor and to be stood on. This small rectangular rug is perfect for a small room, next to your bed or in front of the tv or sofa.
Its sumptuous pile is meant for walking on, and at around an inch thick they really are a treat for your feet.
This functional piece of textile fiber art is zingy and bright, the perfect addition to freshen up your home and create a bold modern look.
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- Sustainably sourced, hardwearing rug wool. I use 80/20 rug wool it is 80% natural fiber wool and other 20% is synthetic and also factors in the dyeing process. This wool blend allows the rugs to be soft but also durable.
- I tuft onto polyester backing fabric for durability.
- All my rugs are backed with natural latex made here in the UK
- I use coloured cotton herringbone tape to fix the edges and finish off the rug with a organic cotton Studio Tuft label
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Vacuum regularly- Do not put your rug in the washing machine.
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I offer free UK delivery, I usually post next day using Parcleforce 48 hour delivery.
I also offer delivery outside the UK click here to email me for an International delivery quote.
100% recyclable packaging
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Love this rug but need it in a
-different size
-shape
-colour scheme
I can make you a rug to fit into your home perfectly. Check out the commissions page for more info.
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Want to hang your rug on the wall? Here are a few tips for styling your textile art.
-wall hangings come with ‘D’ hooks attached so you can just pop on a hook or nail already in you wall.
-I have hanging device options for you to choose from, either small square hanging blocks or a cross rug bar. I suggest the hanging blocks as they are more discrete but for a larger rug or circular rug I would suggest the cross bar for stability. Send me an email if you would like more info
-alternatively you can nail a few sturdy nails through the rug and into the wall. This doesnt damage the rug and you can fluff the pile over the nail after.
