Wool Throw – Bongusta
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The Burma dragon rug from Bongusta is handwoven in India from 100% wool with a latex backing — a detailed rug that works beautifully both on the floor and as a wall hanging.
Perfect for
- The hallway, creating a warm first impression when guests enter
- In front of the sofa alongside low coffee tables and large floor cushions made from natural materials
- As a wall hanging in the children's room above the bed or near the play area
- In the bedroom beside the bed where your feet land in the morning
- Under the desk in the home office for extra warmth and texture
Specifications
- Material: 100% wool
- Backing: Latex cover
- Sizes: 110 x 200 cm or 85 x 165 cm
- Production: Handwoven in India
- Manufacturer: Bongusta
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The rug is crafted using traditional handweaving techniques, where each dragon detail emerges through hours of skilled work. The wool fibers provide natural warmth and durability, while the latex backing ensures the rug stays firmly in place without slipping. Production takes place in India, where the craft tradition spans several generations.
You can place it in the hallway to welcome guests, in front of the sofa as a soft surface for your feet, or beside the bed in the bedroom. Many also hang it as wall decoration — especially in children's rooms where the intricate dragon illustration captures attention. The rug comes in two sizes: 110 x 200 cm for larger areas, and 85 x 165 cm for smaller spaces or as a wall hanging.
Care and maintenance
Vacuum the rug regularly on low suction to remove dust and dirt. For stains: use a wool-specific cleaner and always test on a hidden area first.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a handwoven and a machine-made wool rug?
Handwoven rugs have small natural variations in pattern and texture because each thread is placed manually. This adds more depth and character than machine-made rugs, where the pattern is identical across the entire surface. Handweaving takes significantly longer but results in a more durable product with a superior finish.
How do I hang a wool rug on the wall without damaging it?
Use rug clips or a thin curtain rod threaded through the top edge of the rug. Avoid drilling holes directly into the rug. Alternatively, sew a pocket on the back for a wooden rod. Make sure the weight is evenly distributed to prevent wear on the wool fibers.
Can a wool rug with a latex backing be used on underfloor heating?
Yes, but keep the underfloor heating temperature below 27 degrees Celsius to protect both the wool and latex. Wool fibers tolerate heat well, but excessively high temperatures can eventually affect the elasticity of the latex backing. Air circulation under the rug is important — lift it a few times a year.
Is a dragon rug a good gift for a child's birthday?
Yes, especially for children aged 4-10 who are fascinated by dragons, fairy tales, or Asian culture. The rug can be used as a play mat on the floor or as wall decoration that grows with the child. It’s a gift that lasts for many years, unlike toys that quickly lose interest.
Why do Bongusta wool rugs have latex on the back?
The latex backing prevents the rug from slipping on smooth floors such as wood, tiles, or linoleum. It also protects the floor from wear and makes the rug more stable to walk on. Latex is a natural material derived from rubber trees, complementing the rug’s natural wool fibers.
Questions?
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Phone: +45 4062 7035
Email: dinna@dimsstudio.dk
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Handmade & unique product
Most of my products are handmade or hand-painted. This means that there may be variations in color, finish, and minor imperfections. These variations are a natural part of the handmade look and make each product unique. Minor differences are therefore not considered defects.
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