Description
The Bazaar is a traditional jute rug in the Multi colourway, hand woven as a flat weave from natural jute fibre. Its design runs in horizontal bands across the rug: cream, soft green and pale yellow stripes carry rows of geometric motifs, with diamonds, chevrons and small stepped shapes picked out in faded red, dusky blue and brown. Fringed ends finish both short sides, and the whole piece has a softly faded, rustic look that suits a traditional room. As a flat weave it has no raised pile, so it feels firm and textured underfoot rather than soft.
We see it most at home in a living room, where its warm, mixed colours sit well with wooden floors and pale furniture. It comes in two sizes. The 120 by 170cm rug suits a smaller sitting room, laid in front of a sofa or beside an armchair to anchor a reading corner. The larger 150 by 230cm size covers more floor, so it can sit partly under a sofa and coffee table and pull a seating area together.
Jute is a natural plant fibre, and it gives this rug its dry, slightly coarse texture and earthy character. The flat weave gives it a level, even surface, a good choice where you want natural texture rather than a deep, soft pile. Before you choose between the two sizes, measure your space and mark the outline on the floor with tape to see how it will sit around your furniture.
Specification
| Design |
Bazaar |
| Colour |
Multi |
| Sizes |
120 x 170 cm, 150 x 230 cm |
| Material |
Jute |
| Construction |
Hand woven |
| Pile |
Flat weave |
| Suitable for |
Living room |
| Features |
Hand knotted production |
| Style |
Traditional, Rustic |
Frequently Asked
What sizes does the Bazaar jute rug come in?
It comes in two rectangular sizes: 120 by 170cm for a smaller space, and 150 by 230cm for a larger living room or seating area.
What is this rug made from?
It is hand woven from jute, a natural plant fibre, as a flat weave, with fringed ends finishing both short sides of the rug.
How does a flat weave jute rug feel underfoot?
With no raised pile, it feels firm, dry and naturally textured underfoot rather than soft and deep like a tufted rug.
What colours are in the Multi colourway?
The rug is banded in cream, soft green and pale yellow, with geometric motifs in faded red, dusky blue and brown across each band.
Which room does this traditional rug suit best?
We think it suits a living room best, laid in front of or partly under a sofa, where its rustic colours warm up a seating area.