Potpourri rug in wool – Bongusta
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The Potpourri rug from Bongusta is hand-tufted by skilled Indian artisans in 100% wool. Its artistic floral shape and playful pattern mix in red, blue, green, and pastel shades make it a versatile design element.
Perfect for
- Children's rooms where the floral design adds a playful energy
- Entrances and hallways as a welcoming statement with personality
- Wall decoration in living rooms or bedrooms as an alternative to traditional art
- Creative workspaces where colors and shapes inspire creativity
Specifications
- Dimensions: 60 x 75 cm
- Material: 100% wool
- Manufacturing method: Hand-tufted
- Country of origin: India
- Shape: Floral
- Colors: Red, blue, green, and pastels
- Mounting: Floor or wall (loops on the back)
- Manufacturer: Bongusta
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This 60 x 75 cm rug is crafted using traditional hand-tufting, where Indian artisans carefully work the wool into the base with precision and care. The result is a rug that combines softness and durability, with every fiber securely in place contributing to the overall structure.
The floral silhouette breaks away from conventional rug shapes, creating a visual focal point whether placed on the floor or mounted on the wall. The soft loops on the back make wall mounting easy and secure.
The interplay of bold reds, blues, and greens alongside soft pastel tones gives the rug a dynamic expression that works well in both modern and eclectic interiors. The pattern mix is composed so the colors complement each other without competing.
Made from 100% wool, the rug offers natural properties such as temperature regulation and resistance to wear. The wool maintains its structure and color intensity over time, even with daily use in moderately trafficked areas.
Care and maintenance
Vacuum regularly using low suction to remove dust and dirt. For stains, use special wool rug cleaners—avoid vigorous rubbing as it can damage the fibers. The rug is suitable for dry rooms and should not be placed in areas with high humidity, as wool absorbs moisture.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the rug mounted on the wall?
The rug has soft loops on the back, making it easy to hang. You can use small hooks or brackets fixed to the wall, then slip the loops over them. Make sure the fixture is securely mounted so the rug hangs safely.
Is the rug suitable for children's rooms?
Yes, the rug is made from 100% wool, a natural material free from chemical additives. Its soft surface and playful colors make it ideal for children's rooms, but regular vacuuming is recommended to keep it clean.
How do I keep the colors vibrant over time?
Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, as UV rays can fade the colors. Vacuum regularly to remove dust that can dull the colors. Wool’s natural properties help preserve color intensity when the rug is properly cared for.
Can the rug be used in an entrance hall?
Yes, the rug can be used in entrance halls with moderate traffic. The wool material is durable, but it’s best placed where it won’t be exposed to wet shoes or heavy wear. Regular vacuuming keeps it looking good.
What makes hand-tufting special?
Hand-tufting is a traditional technique where artisans manually insert wool fibers into the base using a tufting gun. This creates a rug with consistent density and durability, with every fiber securely anchored. The process requires skill and precision, ensuring high quality.
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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