9′ X 13′ Floral Design Yellow And Green Rectangular Area Throw Rug

• Floral Design Yellow And Green Area Throw Rug
• Features hand knotted low pile
• Recommended for indoor use; spot clean only
• Rug measures 9 feet wide by 13 feet long
• Made in India; from the Festival collection

From the Festival Collection

Styled with the sweeping fluidity of an ocean, this floral rug from the Festival Collection was designed to express movement in nature. It has a feature of hand-knotted with a low pile and will liven up any room of your house without overpowering. This exclusive rug brightens the floor effects of your home.

Features:

Color(s): misted yellow, green eyes, brittany blue, icy morn, terra cotta and butterscotch

Hand knotted low pile

Recommended for indoor use

Made in India

Design may vary slightly due to the hand crafted nature of this rug

Dimensions: 9′ wide x 13′ long

Pile height: 0.06″

Fringe length: 1″

Material(s): wool

Note: photo shows a 6′ x 9′ rug, however this listing is for a 9′ x 13′ rug

Our handcrafted rugs are meticulously hooked, woven and tufted by skilled artisans with the power to transform an ordinary space into something spectacular. Created in northeastern India by local weavers, these intricate rugs provide a livelihood to villagers, particularly women who have been traditionally excluded from opportunities in India’s workforce. The elaborate process takes several artisans to complete, beginning with patterns that are hand traced and colored. Dependent on which highly detailed construction is chosen for a rug design, it can take anywhere from one week to over six months to complete one of these expertly crafted masterpieces.

A portion of the profits from these rugs and pillows goes towards a school lunch program that serves fresh, nutritious daily meals to 1.3 million children in rural India. For many children, this is their only substantial meal of the day. Additional donations are also made to a scholarship program that enhances literacy and learning in Southeast Asia. Nearly 80 percent of children from impoverished families drop out before graduation due to the burden of educational fees, books and uniforms. This p