Effortless Akina Charcoal / Taupe Economy Pack [WbRDrEpI]

Effortless Akina Charcoal / Taupe Economy Pack [WbRDrEpI] Collection

Experience the charm of the Akina Collection, a exquisite blend of style and substance. Hand-woven in India using a combination of wool, cotton, and polyester, this collection is a testament to both artistry and environmental responsibility. Each piece in the Akina Collection is meticulously crafted, featuring a striking geometric pattern that adds depth and texture. The Effortless Akina Charcoal / Taupe Economy Pack [WbRDrEpI] Collection is also GoodWeave certified, guaranteeing ethical production and the support of weavers' communities.

• Hand-woven in India, showcasing the artistry of skilled artisans.
• GoodWeave certified, ensuring ethical production and social welfare.

Unparalleled Craftsmanship and Quality

The construction of the Akina Collection is nothing short of exceptional. Each rug is hand-woven with precision, resulting in a rugged and worldly foundation that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The blend of 82% wool, 15% cotton, and 3% other fibers creates a durable yet soft surface that is perfect for any room. This unique composition also provides excellent thermal properties, making it a cozy addition to your home during colder months.

• Hand woven, adding a layer of authenticity and warmth to your space.
• 80% wool content ensures superior durability and comfort.

Origin and Sustainability

The Effortless Akina Charcoal / Taupe Economy Pack [WbRDrEpI] Collection originates from the vibrant culture of India, where traditional weaving techniques are passed down through generations. This collection is not just a rug; it is a story of heritage and sustainability. By choosing the Akina Collection, you are supporting local communities and promoting sustainable practices. Each rug is a symbol of quality, tradition, and the beauty of handcrafted artistry.

• Originating from India, the collection carries the rich heritage of Indian weaving.
• Supports ethical production and the welfare of weavers' communities.