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Wellbeing Nettle Runner Rug L

Ilse Crawford

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Wellbeing is the product of a comprehensive study of local fibers, natural materials and techniques. Designed by academic and creative director Ilse Crawford, this collection based on touch, craftsmanship and respect for the environment is made without bleach or dyes. Wellbeing takes us back to the basics, to a tactile beauty that awakens the senses and connects us with our inner selves.

The light and durable Wellbeing Nettle Dhurrie runner is surprisingly soft and its natural color derives from the combination of nettle and jute.


Watch the Wellbeing collection video here!

  • Fiber

    50% Nettle

    50% Jute

  • Technique

    Hand loomed

  • Type

    Dhurrie

  • Total height

    5 mm

  • Density

    33.600 yarns/m2

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Wellbeing is the product of a comprehensive study of local fibers, natural materials and techniques. Designed by academic and creative director Ilse Crawford, this collection based on touch, craftsmanship and respect for the environment is made without bleach or dyes. Wellbeing takes us back to the basics, to a tactile beauty that awakens the senses and connects us with our inner selves.

The light and durable Wellbeing Nettle Dhurrie runner is surprisingly soft and its natural color derives from the combination of nettle and jute.


Watch the Wellbeing collection video here!

  • Type

    Dhurrie

  • Total height

    5 mm

  • Density

    33.600 yarns/m2

Fibers

50% Nettle

Mainly cultivated in the Himalayas, China, India and Burma, nettle fiber is highly valued for its softness, resistance and its similarity to plant silk.

50% Jute

Jute is a 100% natural, ecological, biodegradable and recyclable fiber. It provides fresh air to the space, being a climate regulator of the space, providing freshness in hot months and insulation to the rest.

Technique

Hand loomed Dhurrie

Manual weaving on a vertical or horizontal loom that plays with the intersection between weft and warp.

Thin and light rugs that usually have geometric patterns, as well as being firm, resistant and knotless, which makes dhurries clean and easy to maintain rugs.

Cleaning and care

Tips

Vacuum frequently.

Clean stains with the appropriate solution before they dry.

Take the rug to specialized dry cleaners, if necessary.

Cleaning and care

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Wellbeing Collection

Wellbeing is an organism of comforting textile products that support the human experience. All the items focus on tactility, materiality, craft and quality. They add warmth, softness and comfort to indoor environments, and a connection to the senses. The collection uses traditional techniques and crafted details that make the normal special.

The Wellbeing collection uses hand spun Afghan wool, nettle, jute, linen, Tussar silk as well as cork, wood, raw wool, and raw cotton carefully sourced by nanimarquina’s team, as close as possible to where the pieces from the collection are produced, using traditional craft techniques and local artisans with whom nanimarquina has worked with for a long time.

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Designed by

Ilse Crawford

Designer, academic and creative director with the simple mission of putting human needs and desires at the center of everything she does. Design products that support and improve everyday life.

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Measurement guide

We help you choose the size of rug that best suits your space.

Choosing a rug is an important decision. This will organize and give personality to the room.

You have to take into account what other objects it will coexist with so that it is completely integrated and provides warmth and comfort to the space.

To help you, we have prepared a measurement guide to make it easier to achieve the desired finish.

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