A handwoven jute rug inspired by the stepped geometry of traditional Indian stepwells.
Muted Zaitun tones frame a warm natural jute centre, creating a calm architectural composition with rhythm and depth. Baoli, meaning stepwell, reflects the repeating stepped border woven around the rug. The natural fibres add warmth, texture, and an organic character to the structured design.
Grounded, earthy, and quietly expressive. Designed to bring warmth and architectural rhythm into contemporary interiors.
Material: 85% jute, 15% cotton
Technique: Handwoven flatweave
Origin: India
Thickness: Medium
Feel: Textured
Suitable for: Living room, bedroom, dining area
Care: Vacuum regularly, spot clean, keep dry
Made in small batches by skilled artisans using traditional weaving techniques. Each piece carries subtle variations in tone, weave, and texture, reflecting the hand of the maker and the natural character of the material.
Because each rug is handmade, slight variations in size (approximately ±5 cm), tone, and weave may occur.
A handwoven jute rug inspired by the stepped geometry of traditional Indian stepwells.
Muted Zaitun tones frame a warm natural jute centre, creating a calm architectural composition with rhythm and depth. Baoli, meaning stepwell, reflects the repeating stepped border woven around the rug. The natural fibres add warmth, texture, and an organic character to the structured design.
Grounded, earthy, and quietly expressive. Designed to bring warmth and architectural rhythm into contemporary interiors.
Material: 85% jute, 15% cotton
Technique: Handwoven flatweave
Origin: India
Thickness: Medium
Feel: Textured
Suitable for: Living room, bedroom, dining area
Care: Vacuum regularly, spot clean, keep dry
Made in small batches by skilled artisans using traditional weaving techniques. Each piece carries subtle variations in tone, weave, and texture, reflecting the hand of the maker and the natural character of the material.
Because each rug is handmade, slight variations in size (approximately ±5 cm), tone, and weave may occur.
