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A compact rug, fashioned from pure homegrown jute. Locally known as dhurrie, it is a fine example of traditional Indian makeshift carpeting. The one that you see on this page has been handpicked from the studios of local artisans in the South, the state of Telangana to be specific. It is a region known for the kalamkari technique of textile embroidery, of which this jute rug is a one-of-a-kind example. Conventionally a style of fabric painting and fashion textile embroidery, the handiwork (‘kari’) is executed through a rudimentary pen (‘kalam’).
A colour palette of earthy ochres and browns. A dull cream background superimposed with prints of flower-laden vines and paisleys in charcoal and black, filled in with a rich ochre colour. The motifs are traditional and aesthetically unputdownable, packed densely onto the field of the rug. Hemmed in by pale grey panels with minimalistic black motifs of leaves and petals, each in perfect symmetry with the next. Such a rug would serve to beautify a quiet corner of your home, perhaps before a low bookshelf for visitors to peruse your collection.
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