Handwoven Wool Rug | Compound Gradient MTO_MADDA Studio_201-64-1180-759-COMP-DEG-2x3 | Obakki

Handwoven Wool Rug | Compound Gradient MTO

Name: Handwoven Wool Rug | Compound Gradient MTO
Brand: MADDA Studio
SKU: 201-64-1180-759-COMP-DEG-6x9
Price: 795.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

$6,075.00 CAD $7,595.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN MEXICO

These hand-loomed rugs are individually commissioned and made to order by artisans in the hills of Mexico, using natural dyes to create stunning gradients.

This item is final sale and not eligible for return or exchange.

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2' x 3'
6' x 9'

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Story

These rugs are created by master weavers in Mexico – using subtle colour combinations and extraordinary textures. With natural dyeing and handweaving techniques, they transform raw materials into elegant textiles. With more than 25 years of rug-making experience, our artists use traditional Mexican craft techniques to make stunning, modern rugs.

Local plants and insect materials used in the dyeing process create the special hues and saturations of these rugs and provide infinite variations of colour. Bespoke, unique and sustainable, these rugs showcase the finest Mexican weaving talents.

Details

MEASUREMENTS:

2' x 3' ; 0.6 m x 0.9 m
6' x 9' ; 1.8 m x 2.4 m

MATERIALS: 100% wool
ORIGIN: Mexico

Product Care

Professional cleaning only.

Shipping + Returns

This product qualifies for free standard shipping within North America and ships from our Vancouver warehouse.

Due to the custom weaving and limited nature of these pieces, all rugs are final sale.

Mexico

MADDA Studio

Maddalena Forcella has a passion for Chiapas. After living in the region for 25 years and working with the local artisans, she has developed a style that is truly her own, and her work is instantly recognizable.

From sheep to spindle to showroom floor, the process of creation highlights the beauty of the hand-spun wool, natural dyes, and innovative uses of traditional weaving techniques. Indigenous women in Chiapas use a pre-Hispanic drop spindle. The Chiapas sheep, introduced by the Spanish 500 years ago, have fleeces with a range of natural hues, which our artisans have developed into four tones of wool by blending the hues during the spinning process.

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Enjoy free shipping on all orders over $125 CAD, bringing your ethically crafted pieces to your door with care and purpose.

30-Day Returns

We accept returns on all unused items within 30 days of delivery, excluding sale items. We encourage mindful purchasing.

Ethical Artisanship

Every purchase supports our artisans and ethical practices, empowering communities worldwide through sustainable design.