Chindi Rag Rug Green 151 x 90 cm
Ships from the UKA recycled green cotton rag rug brings instant lived-in warmth to a hallway, kitchen, bedside or quiet reading corner. Woven from cotton and mixed recycled fabric, it has the easy, tactile character of salvaged textiles turned into something useful, soft and full of movement.
Chindi Rag Rug Green 151 x 90 cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A recycled green cotton rag rug brings instant lived-in warmth to a hallway, kitchen, bedside or quiet reading corner. Woven from cotton and mixed recycled fabric, it has the easy, tactile character of salvaged textiles turned into something useful, soft and full of movement.
Chindi Rag Rug Green 151 x 90 cm
Chindi Rag Rug Green 151 x 90 cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Customer reviews
3 reviews of this piece
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★★★★★ A.
Beautiful colours but these are a bit thin for rugs, they would wrinkle badly on a wooden floor. Very good price though and could be used as throws on a sofa or a bed.
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★★★★★ M.
These are gorgeous rugs. So versatile. They can be used inside and outside. Great to take for a picnic, to the beach, in the garden etc.
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★★★★★ S.
Love it Thank you
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About this product
Green texture, woven for everyday rooms
- The green colourway gives a calm, natural note without feeling flat or formal.
- Rag-rug weaving creates a gently varied surface, with small shifts in tone and texture from strip to strip.
- It works especially well in places where you want warmth underfoot without a heavy pile.
- The look is relaxed rather than polished, suited to slow, practical interiors.
- Because recycled fabric is used, each rug carries its own small differences in colour mix and weave.
Handmade in India from reclaimed textile fabric
This rug is handmade in India using cotton and mixed recycled fabric from the textile industry. The rag-rug method gives offcuts and surplus cloth a second life, turning them into a floor textile with visible character rather than waste.
Cotton, mixed fabric and a lower-waste story
Rag rugs have long belonged to homes that value thrift, repair and material honesty. In India, this style is often linked with chindi weaving, where torn or cut cloth is worked into new textiles. The appeal is simple: colour, usefulness and resourcefulness in one object, with every strip contributing to the finished surface.
Living with it
Place it where bare floors need softness and colour, from a narrow landing to the side of a bed. On smooth flooring, use a suitable rug underlay to help keep it steady.
As with many woven cotton rugs, it will soften with use. The surface may settle slightly where feet pass most often, giving it a relaxed, lived-with feel.
Care for the weave
Shake it out regularly, or vacuum gently without a harsh beater bar. Blot small marks with a clean, damp cloth and let the rug dry fully before placing it back on the floor.
Keep it indoors and away from prolonged damp, as cotton and mixed fabric are best suited to dry living spaces.
Size and details
Measures 151 × 90 cm and weighs 1300 g. Made from cotton and mixed fabric, with recycled textile content. Origin: India.
A thoughtful home gift
A good gift for someone setting up a new flat, refreshing a hallway or adding warmth to a simple room. It suits people who like practical pieces with a visible material story.
Material
Cotton, Metal
Colour
Green