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The Nanimarquina Rangoli Rug features a beautiful floral design inspired by the traditional Hindu symbol of good fortune. Its concentric circles of petals and leaves create an intricate, welcoming pattern. Available in vibrant hues, the Rangoli Rug adds warmth to your entryway, living room, or any space with modern furniture. It pairs perfectly with a round coffee table or Scandinavian designs for a charming touch. Crafted from 100% New Zealand wool, the Nanimarquina Rangoli Rug offers both softness and durability. The wool fibers ensure the rug stays beautiful, even in high-traffic areas. Its design complements a range of furniture styles, from modern sofas to media consoles. The rug provides a stylish focal point while adding comfort and texture to any room. Founded by Nani Marquina in 1987, Nanimarquina is known for blending modern design with traditional craftsmanship. The brand works with artisans in India, Pakistan, and Nepal to create beautiful, sustainable rugs. Nanimarquina is Climate Neutral certified, and they prioritize fair labor practices and environmental responsibility. The Nanimarquina Rangoli Rug reflects the brand's commitment to quality, sustainability, and innovative design.
Description
- Made In: India, Pakistan, and Nepal
- Material: 100% New Zealand Wool
Brand
Nanimarquina
Nanimarquina started with a simple idea: to make rugs that feel personal. Founded in Barcelona in the late ’80s, the brand has always looked beyond trends, focusing instead on the stories, materials, and hands behind each piece. They work closely with artisans—mostly in India and Nepal—who bring years of skill and tradition to the process. The designs are often playful or unexpected, but never loud for the sake of it. There’s always a sense of care, whether in the texture of the wool, the dyeing process, or the way patterns come together. These rugs are meant to be lived with. They age beautifully, they hold meaning, and they somehow manage to warm up a space without trying too hard. That’s what makes Nanimarquina special.
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