Recycled Cotton Rag Rug Red 150 x 90cm

A red recycled cotton rag rug brings the easy warmth of salvaged textiles into a hallway, bedside space or quiet living-room corner. The woven surface feels informal and lived-in, with colour and texture that make a plain floor feel more grounded. Handmade in India, it turns textile-industry remnants into something purposeful for everyday home ritual.

Red texture underfoot

• The red colourway gives the rug a warm, homely presence without feeling overly formal.
• Woven fabric strips create a tactile surface, made for bare feet and slow mornings.
• The rag-rug look sits naturally with wood, stone, simple ceramics and layered textiles.
• Its handmade character means small variations are part of the charm, not a flaw.
• Use it where a room needs softness, colour and a little more human touch.

Handmade from textile remnants

This rug is handmade in India using cotton and mixed recycled fabric from the Indian textile industry. The appeal is in the method: leftover cloth is brought back into use, then worked into a floor textile with a casual, practical beauty.

Cotton, recycled fabric and daily use

Cotton rag rugs are relaxed rather than precious. They suit indoor spaces where you want texture underfoot, a softened step, and colour that feels part of daily life. As the fabric settles with use, the surface may soften and move slightly, giving it the easy character rag rugs are loved for.

Living with it

Place it on a dry indoor floor, away from damp areas. On polished wood, tile or other smooth surfaces, use a suitable rug underlay to help keep it steadier underfoot.

Care for the weave

Shake it out regularly and spot-clean gently when needed. Avoid soaking the rug or leaving it damp, as cotton and mixed fabric can hold moisture. Let it dry fully and flat before putting it back in place.

Rag-rug roots

Rag rugs belong to a broad tradition of thrift craft, where leftover cloth is cut or torn into strips and woven into useful home textiles. In India, this style is often linked with chindi work, a Hindi word connected with torn cloth. The spirit is simple and enduring: make use of what already exists, keep fabric in circulation, and let colour find a second life in the home.

Size and details

Measures 150 × 90 cm and weighs 1300 g. Made from cotton and mixed recycled fabric. Handmade in India as part of the Indian Rag Rugs range.

A warm housewarming gift

It makes a thoughtful gift for someone setting up a new home, refreshing a rented room, or adding colour to a calm, natural interior. Practical, tactile and quietly characterful, it feels personal without being fussy.

Common questions

Will each rug look exactly the same?
No. Because it is handmade from recycled textile materials, small differences in colour mix, texture and finish are expected.

Is it suitable for outdoor use?
No. This is an indoor cotton and fabric rug, best kept in dry rooms and away from prolonged damp.