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trc · the viewing roomCharcoal and ivory chevron rug on a concrete floor with a cream sofa, wood coffee tables and a potted olive tree.▸ flint
Edition · Spring

Flint

Hand-knotted on a single loom · made to order
Rs. 142,720.00Made to order
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Hand-knotted on a single loom — never machine-finishedMade to order · weaving begins on confirmationWorldwide insured shipping · 60-night home trial
Description

Chevron forms scatter across a deep charcoal and off-white ground, broken repeatedly by narrow vertical lines in steel blue that divide the field into loose columns. The surface reads dark and dense from a distance. Up close, the silver-grey flecks push through the near-black, giving the pile a fractured, mineral quality. Made in India

MaterialWool 
ConstructionHand-knotted 
Best forLiving Room, Drawing Room, Dining Room 
Charcoal and ivory rug seen in full, dense chevron field crossed by faint blue grid lines. PLATE II — OF VIII▸ Charcoal and ivory rug seen in full, dense chevron field crossed by faint blue grid lines.
A note on the dye

Madder root, soaked five days, simmered three.

The red you see in the field is not one red. It is seven dye lots, each pulled at a slightly different hour from the same copper vat,the variation lives only in the wool, never in the recipe.

Corner of a charcoal chevron rug folded back on oak flooring to show the woven reverse. PLATE III — OF VIII▸ Corner of a charcoal chevron rug folded back on oak flooring to show the woven reverse.
Charcoal and ivory rug lying flat on oak floorboards at an angle, fringe along the near edge. PLATE IV — OF VIII▸ Charcoal and ivory rug lying flat on oak floorboards at an angle, fringe along the near edge.
On scale

Bring the room into the rug - never the other way around.

A rug is sized to read once, in full, as you walk past it. The longer sizes tell a different story across a whole room.

Edge of a charcoal chevron rug meeting pale wood flooring, blue grid lines running through. PLATE V — OF VIII▸ Edge of a charcoal chevron rug meeting pale wood flooring, blue grid lines running through.
Close view of pile folded along a ridge, ivory and black zigzag knots with a blue line crossing. PLATE VI — OF VIII▸ Close view of pile folded along a ridge, ivory and black zigzag knots with a blue line crossing.
Macro shot of dense pile at two folds, chevron texture in charcoal and cream with blue threads. PLATE VII — OF VIII▸ Macro shot of dense pile at two folds, chevron texture in charcoal and cream with blue threads.
Charcoal and ivory rug shown at an angle on a plain white background with no surrounding room. PLATE VIII — OF VIII▸ Charcoal and ivory rug shown at an angle on a plain white background with no surrounding room.
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The object label.

Edition · Spring
OriginJaipur, Rajasthan, India
KnotAsymmetric Persian
Knot density168,000 per square metre (approx.)
PileHand-spun wool, vegetable-dyed
Warp & weftCotton
Time on loomEleven months
CareRotate annually · professional clean every 3–5 years
Sizes available8*10, 9*12

Lead time

Made-to-order pieces ship in 4–14 weeks from confirmation.

Worldwide shipping

Insured, white-glove delivery with climate-controlled crating.

Home trial & returns

Sixty nights at home. Return for any reason.

Asked & answered

Questions you'd want to ask.

Plain answers about the wool, the loom, and what the rug does over years of use.

Flint · the asked & answered
Will the wool pile hold its structure in a high-traffic living room?

Hand-knotted wool construction anchors each knot independently into the foundation, so the pile resists crushing and matting over time. Rotating the rug every 12 months distributes foot traffic evenly and extends the surface life.

Which room size suits this rug best, and how should furniture be placed on it?

An 8x10 works well with front sofa legs on the rug and coffee table fully within the field. For larger drawing rooms where a full seating group needs grounding, a 9x12 or 10x14 brings all furniture legs onto the surface.

Does the blue in this rug fade with regular vacuuming or exposure?

Wool takes dye at the fiber level during the spinning process, so color sits deep within the strand rather than on the surface. Regular vacuuming on low suction does not affect color. Prolonged direct sun exposure over years can cause gradual shift in any wool dye.

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