Bird in space Shaggy Rug
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Description
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Layered's Bird in Space Rug is inspired by the acclaimed Romanian sculptor Constantin Brancusi’s creations and is produced in 100% soft New Zealand wool, known for its long-lasting quality and appearance. The rug is designed in earthy hues on a bone white base - colors often found in his work and in the Parisian studio where he created most of his work, with a medium high pile. These rugs tend to fuzz quite a lot in the first six months, and therefore we recommend you to vacuum regularly to shorten this procedure. After this time the fuzzing will subside. Collection: Modern Oriental Material: Wool Measurement: 180 x 270 cm, 250 x 350 cm Pile length: 20-30 mm Color: Bird in Space Article nr: RESBRA -
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When we started Layered our first goal was to be as transparent as possible. We aim to develop products that last a lifetime in your home.
TRACEABLE GOOD FIBER HANDMADE
This is an artisan product made of natural, traceable fibers.
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Care instructions
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Material: 100% New Zealand Wool Cleaning: The rug shall, after being unpacked, being turned upside down and shaken to bring out the natural life in the yarn after being transported. Vacuum regularly without brush. For more thorough cleaning, dry cleaning is recommended. Stain Removal: Wipe the stain carefully with a mixture of lukewarm water and soap. Absorb excess liquid with a dry microfiber cloth.
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THE MODERN ORIENTAL COLLECTION
The stories about the oriental idioms are countless and thrilling, ranging from the flying carpet described in countless fairy tales to the Persian carpet which is considered the soul of the home in many cultures.
This collection celebrates the fine craftsmanship of the Orient - in a modern, new interpretation.
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