Rag Rug 150x90cm Natural Greens

Soft bands of green, cream and deeper shadow tones give this cotton rag rug an easy, lived-in warmth. It brings texture underfoot in a hallway, beside a bed, or beneath a small table, with a striped weave that feels relaxed rather than formal.

Green stripes with a gentle, homespun feel

• The colour story moves through natural greens, pale neutrals, darker threads and a few brighter accents, so it sits well with wood, plants and simple linen.
• The woven surface has a ribbed, tactile look, made for rooms that feel used, warm and quietly personal.
• Fringed ends soften the outline, giving the rug a casual finish rather than a sharp, tailored edge.
• The stripes keep the eye moving, which makes it useful for adding interest to plain floors without overwhelming a room.
• Its cotton texture suits everyday indoor spaces where bare feet, slippers and slow mornings all belong.

Cotton woven in the rag-rug tradition

This piece is made from cotton, with narrow strips worked into a closely striped surface. Rag rugs have a practical beauty: they take humble textile forms and turn them into something useful, tactile and full of character.

A slower way to dress a floor

The appeal of a rag rug is its visible rhythm. Lines of colour sit next to one another rather than blending into a flat print, so the surface feels alive and informal. It is the kind of floor textile that works especially well in layered, mindful homes, where texture matters as much as polish.

Living with cotton underfoot

Place it indoors where you want warmth and texture without heaviness. On smooth floors, use a suitable rug underlay to help keep it steady, especially in busier walkways.

Care for the woven texture

Shake it out gently to loosen dust and crumbs. For small marks, spot clean with care and let the rug dry fully before putting it back in place. Keep it away from prolonged damp, as cotton textiles prefer dry indoor rooms.

Rag rugs in Indian textile culture

This rug comes from India, where rag-rug and chindi-style weaving are part of a wider textile culture shaped by resourcefulness, colour and everyday utility. Chindi is often understood as a way of working with torn or cut cloth, creating floor textiles with a lively, irregular beauty. Today, that same spirit suits modern homes beautifully: practical, tactile and unpretentious, with each line of colour giving the piece its own small variations.

Size and details

• Dimensions: 150 × 90 cm.
• Weight: 2083 g.
• Material: cotton.
• Origin: India.
• Finish: striped woven surface with fringed ends, as shown.

A thoughtful home gift

It makes a grounded gift for someone settling into a new home, refreshing a quiet corner, or adding natural colour to a simple room. The greens feel calm and easy to live with, while the woven texture brings a handmade sensibility to the floor.

Common questions

Can I use it on a wooden or tiled floor?
Yes, but a rug underlay is sensible on smooth surfaces to reduce movement and help it sit more securely.

Is it suitable for outdoors?
It is best kept indoors. Cotton does not like prolonged damp, so covered outdoor or garden use is not ideal.