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Garuda Woven Art rugs are woven at a small weaving center in a agricultural area outside of Kathmandu, Nepal. Many weavers are young women from the local village who are being given an opportunity to become self-sufficient while still receiving support from their families. They choose their own schedule to allow flexibility for childcare and to help with planting and harvesting--and for Nepal's many religious festivals. Women's salaries are equal to the men's. No child labor.

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Nepal

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Non-toxic, Natural Dye, Handknotted Tibetan Rug 5x7

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Design: African Geometric; Size: 5x7±; Knots: 100; Foundation/fringe: Cotton • Hand-woven in Nepal by Nepali weavers. 100% natural dyes were used to create the vivid blue, black, red and yellow colors in this rug. The wool pile is hand-carded, hand-spun pure Tibetan wool from sheep who roam the Tibetan Plateau. Dyed with light/wash-fast vegetal dyes from India and Nepal such as indigo, madder and lac. No chemical washes, glues, or mothproofing are used, which can cause off-gassing.

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Ships from Lafayette, CO, 80026

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Item must be returned within 7 Days
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Merchandise credit or exchange only. Rug must be returned within 7 days in the condition in which it was received: clean and unused. Customer pays for shipping costs.

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Preserving Tradition

Made using traditional materials or techniques

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Creates employment for women

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No machines required for production

Eco-friendly Production

Over 50% from biodegradable materials
No toxic materials used in production

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Sustainable use of native species

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Product Attributes

Age:	2000-Now
Background Color:	Black
Condition:	New
Material:	Wool
Rug Type:	Area Rugs
Shape:	Rectangle
Size:	5x7
Style:	Abstract, Modern

US $1,325.00

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Quantity: 1 available

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Design: African Geometric

Size: 5' x 7' (approx) (1.52 x 2.13 m)

Knot Count: 100 (per sq. inch)

Pile: Tibetan wool (organic)

Foundation and Fringe: Cotton (unbleached)

Hand-woven in Nepal by Nepali weavers. Natural dyes were used exclusively to create the vivid blue, black and red and yellow colors in this rug. The dense wool pile is hand-carded, hand-spun organic Tibetan wool from sheep who roam the Tibetan Plateau. Dyed with light-fast and wash-fast natural dye materials from India and Nepal such as indigo, madder, cutch and lac.

Washed with non-toxic soap. No chemical treatments, glues, or mothproofing are used, which can cause off-gassing. No child labor.