
A field of dark charcoal gray covers the whole rug, with only a trace of the original pattern. It works like a block of pure color on the floor. This 9x12 overdyed area rug comes in gray and red.
Hand knotted in all natural dyed, hand-spun wool, this rug is one of a kind. Next, it spent three to six months in the sun, where natural sunlight slowly drew out its original colors. It was then overdyed in gray and hand washed, leaving quiet, tonal shades that give a traditional design a completely new, modern life. The dye takes a little differently from knot to knot, which is what gives the color its fine streaks and depth instead of a flat, printed look. You may notice lighter and deeper areas of gray across the surface. That layered, uneven color is the signature of an overdyed rug, and together with the hand-tied knots it gives the rug its own personality. The wool pile is dense and soft underfoot, and it stands up well to daily use in busy rooms.
It holds a full living room seating group, a dining table for six to eight, or a spacious primary bedroom. The muted gray and red color suits industrial loft, minimalist, and Japandi rooms, and it gives a modern space texture without adding pattern or bright color.
