1.5' x 1.5' Geometric Charcoal Gray Hand Tufted Area Throw Rug Corner Sample

With these lovely sample rugs from the Modern Classics collection designed by Candice Olson, add a personal touch to your home. Handcrafted to give you a warm and cozy look with the finest materials. By accessorizing your rooms with these stylish rugs, add a bold declaration.

Product Features:
Color(s): castor gray, london fog and white asparagus
Hand tufted medium pile
Backing: yes
Hand carved; lustrous sheen
Recommended for indoor use only
Design may vary slightly due to the handcrafted nature of this rug
Made in India

Dimensions: 1.5' wide x 1.5' long
Pile height: 0.86"

Material(s): New Zealand wool/viscose
Backing: canvas

Note: the photo shows a 5' x 8' rug, however this listing is for a 1.5' x 1.5' corner sample 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 program helps compensate for all school expenses in addition to mandating and paying for after-school tutoring for students most in need.