*Our sample service allows you to order a section of your chosen rug to view it in its intended surroundings. We simply ask for a small deposit, fully refundable on return of the swatch, which we ask be sent back within a fortnight.
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Technique: Hand knotted
Knot Count: 100 knots per sq inch
Materials: NZ Wool (85%), Chinese Silk (15%)
Origin: Nepal
Customisation: Available in Northwest 35 colourways, this rug can also be customised to any colour, shape, size, and material.
As we empower clients to customise their rugs to their preferences, we do not hold stock and operate solely on a made-to-order basis. Delivery times typically range from 14 to 18 weeks, though lead times may be extended for larger or more complex designs. Once a deposit has been paid and production has started, the rug is non-refundable and non-returnable unless a defect is found in the final product.
This rug is a handcrafted work of art, designed to bring warmth and style to your space. To keep your special piece looking its best, please refer to our read rug care instructions.
For more detailed information, please read the full terms and conditions
This rug/runner is thoughtfully crafted from sustainable, natural materials, with an emphasis on environmentally responsible production methods. We are proud to support fair trade principles and ethical craftsmanship at every stage of the process.
To learn more about our commitment to sustainability and the artisans we work with, please visit www.northwest35.co.uk/about-us
An alternative to the Indo-Scot, with the same cultural blend and concept, this design also combines the distinctive stepped temple construction of Dravidian architecture with the structured symmetry of Scottish tartan.
Found in some of the most beautiful saree patterns, the angular, but fluid temple motifs contrast harmoniously with the orderly plaid grid. Painstakingly crafted detail within the design simulates the checkered weave of motifs in a saree.
The original design in Mocha Mousse is one of warm, earthy tones, marrying the elements together for a grounded and elegant aesthetic. However, the Tartan Temples is offered in nine colourways, or can be made in your own chosen palette, and lends itself equally well to deeper, stronger hues.
This rug can be hand-knotted in Chinese silk and New Zealand wool, as another example of the exceptional work of our artisans in Tibet, practicing their ancient art, or in a choice of different materials. It is also customisable to preferred dimensions.
