rugs & runners

Our handmade jute rugs & runners add warmth & texture to your home. Browse our jute floor rugs for a beautiful & natural addition to your home decor..

$due: 10/02/2024##

Certain to make your hall or entry way sing, the Bhola Jute Runner offers a natural twist to the much-loved herringbone design.

Part of the The Dharma Door's first collection of natural floor coverings, this timeless runner has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women first weave jute shapes and then assemble the Bhola pattern, before stitching the pieces together using needle and thread.

The result is like a contemporary patchwork that adds warmth, texture and character to any space – an investment piece truly laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's made
• Care

• 300 x 80cm / 9ft 10in x 2ft 8in approx.
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each shape is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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$due: 10/02/2024##

Stylish and soft, the Amada Jute Runner offers a natural floor covering in a simple design that will sit well with many decor styles.

This timeless runner has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women first plait long strands of jute, and then assemble the Amada pattern row by row, before stitching the pieces together using needle and thread.

The result is a contemporary jute rug design that adds warmth, texture and character to any space – an investment piece truly laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's made
• Care

• 300 x 80cm / 9ft 10in x 2ft 8in approx.
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each piece is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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$due: 28/02/2024##
Certain to make your hall or entry way sing, the Sunda Jute Runner sits proudly among The Dharma Door's first collection of natural floor coverings.

This timeless runner has been handmade by fair trade artisans in a remote, rural community in Bangladesh. The women first weave jute triangles and then assemble the Sunda pattern, before stitching the pieces together using a needle and strong thread.

The result is like a contemporary patchwork that adds warmth, texture and character to any space - an investment piece laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's Made
• Care

• 318 x 75cm
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each shape is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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Just at home in a rustic setting as it is in a modern space, the Bhola Jute Rug offers a natural twist to the much-loved herringbone design.

 Part of the The Dharma Door's first collection of natural floor coverings, this timeless floor rug has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women first weave jute shapes and then assemble the Bhola pattern, before stitching the pieces together using needle and thread.

The result is like a contemporary patchwork that adds warmth, texture and character to any space - an investment piece truly laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's made
• Care

• 300 x 200cm / 9ft 10in x 6ft 7in approx.
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each shape is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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Stylish and soft, the Amada Jute rug offers a natural floor covering in a simple design that will sit well with many decor styles.

This timeless rug has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women first plait long strands of jute, and then assemble the Amada pattern row by row, before stitching the pieces together using needle and thread.

The result is a contemporary jute rug design that adds warmth, texture and character to any space – an investment piece truly laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's made
• Care

• 240 x 170cm / 7.87 ft x 5.6 ft approx.
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each piece is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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Just at home in a rustic setting as it is in a modern space, the Bhola Jute Rug offers a natural twist to the much-loved herringbone design.

Part of the The Dharma Door's first collection of natural floor coverings, this timeless floor rug has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women first weave jute shapes and then assemble the Bhola pattern, before stitching the pieces together using needle and thread.

The result is like a contemporary patchwork that adds warmth, texture and character to any space - an investment piece laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's Made
• Care

• 240 x 170cm / 7ft 10in x 5ft 7in approx.
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each shape is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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Just at home in a rustic setting as it is in a modern space, the Kasba Jute Rug sits proudly amongst The Dharma Door's first collection of natural floor coverings.

 

This timeless rug has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women first weave jute shapes and then assemble the Kasba pattern, before stitching the pieces together using needle and thread.

The result is like a contemporary patchwork that adds warmth, texture and character to any environment - an investment piece laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's Made
• Care

• 240 x 170cm / 7ft 10.5in x 5ft 6.9in
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each shape is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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Just at home in a rustic setting as it is in a modern space, the Sunda Jute Rug sits proudly amongst The Dharma Door's first collection of natural floor coverings.

This timeless rug has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women weave jute triangles and then assemble the Sunda pattern, before stitching the pieces together using needle and strong thread.

The result is like a contemporary patchwork that adds warmth, texture and character to any environment - an investment piece laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's Made
• Care

• 318 x 200cm
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each shape is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

.

Just at home in a rustic setting as it is in a modern space, the Kasba Jute Rug sits proudly amongst The Dharma Door's first collection of natural floor coverings.

This timeless rug has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women weave jute shapes, assemble the Kasba pattern and stitch the pieces together using needle and thread.

The result is like a contemporary patchwork that adds warmth, texture and character to any environment - an investment piece laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How It's Made
• Care

• 300 x 200cm / 9ft 10.1in x 6ft 6.7in
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each shape is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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$due: 10/2/2023##

Certain to make a hall or entry way sing, the Kasba Jute Runner sits proudly amongst The Dharma Door's first collection of natural floor coverings.

This timeless runner has been handmade by fair trade artisans in remote, rural communities of Bangladesh. The women weave jute shapes, assemble the Kasba pattern and stitch the pieces together using needle and thread.

The result is like a contemporary patchwork that adds warmth, texture and character to any environment - an investment piece laden with meaningful making!

• Size
• How it's Made
• Care

• 300 x 80cm
• - Plaited jute fibres
  - Each shape is crafted by hand stitching rows of plaited jute, using wooden frames as guides to maintain the correct shape and size
  - The shapes are hand stitched together with jute thread and a border is added to the rug
• - Our rugs are crafted entirely by hand with natural jute and special care is required to maintain their beautiful appearance.
  - We suggest regular vacuuming of both sides of your rug to keep it fresh and free of dirt build-up. Occasionally take your rug outside on a dry day and shake or beat it to dislodge deeper dirt particles that your vacuum may not extract.
  - Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or heat as this will discolour the jute fibres.
  - Blot water-based spills with kitchen paper or an absorbent cloth as soon as possible. Do not rub stains or spills from your rug as this may spread the stain and loosen the jute fibres. For oil-based or coloured spills, please consult a specialist rug cleaning professional.
  - You may choose a rug protection treatment prior to installing the rug in your space to prolong the life of your rug and minimise discolouration. We recommend MicroSeal, who are experienced in treating jute rugs and offer a DIY kit or a professional treatment service.

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