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trc · the viewing roomBlue and grey flecked rug on a concrete floor beside a grey armchair, low wood console and slatted timber wall.▸ scree
Edition · Spring

Scree

Hand-knotted on a single loom · made to order
Rs. 192,672.00Made 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

Charcoal-brown, cobalt-blue, and ivory-white sit interlocked across the full field in a broken, all-over texture with no motif and no repeat. A loose chevron-like structure runs diagonally through the surface, visible from a distance but dissolving into pure fiber-level color variation up close. No border. The perimeter reads slightly darker than the centre, the cobalt and charcoal concentrating at the edges. Made in India

MaterialWool
ConstructionHand-knotted
Best forLiving Room, Drawing Room, Dining Room 
Blue and grey rug seen in full, an even flecked field running edge to edge with no border. PLATE II — OF VIII▸ Blue and grey rug seen in full, an even flecked field running edge to edge with no border.
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.

Full view of a flecked blue-grey rug, cream and brown threads scattered across the whole surface. PLATE III — OF VIII▸ Full view of a flecked blue-grey rug, cream and brown threads scattered across the whole surface.
Blue and grey rug lying flat on oak floorboards at an angle, pale fringe along the near edge. PLATE IV — OF VIII▸ Blue and grey rug lying flat on oak floorboards at an angle, pale 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 flecked blue-grey rug meeting oak flooring, brown and cream breaking through the ground. PLATE V — OF VIII▸ Edge of a flecked blue-grey rug meeting oak flooring, brown and cream breaking through the ground.
Close view of pile folded along a ridge, cream flecks over blue-grey with brown running beneath. PLATE VI — OF VIII▸ Close view of pile folded along a ridge, cream flecks over blue-grey with brown running beneath.
Macro shot of dense rug pile at two folds, blue-grey ground scattered with cream and brown. PLATE VII — OF VIII▸ Macro shot of dense rug pile at two folds, blue-grey ground scattered with cream and brown.
Blue and grey rug shown at an angle on a plain white background with no surrounding room. PLATE VIII — OF VIII▸ Blue and grey rug shown at an angle on a plain white background with no surrounding room.
End of plates · 8 of 8Read its story

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 available9*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.

Scree · the asked & answered
The diagonal structure in this rug is subtle. Does it read clearly in a furnished room?

From a standing distance with furniture in place, the diagonal movement reads clearly as a surface quality rather than a pattern. It gives the field direction without imposing geometry. In a furnished room, the structure becomes more visible as the eye has more context to read it against.

This is a dark, multi-toned field. What room conditions suit it best?

Rooms with hard flooring in pale concrete, polished stone, or light oak create a strong base contrast that lets the dark field read with full weight. High ceilings and generous natural light prevent the surface from closing in. Furniture in grey, warm brown, or natural linen works with the existing color range in the pile without adding new variables.

How does an all-wool low pile surface with this level of color complexity wear over time?

The three-color interlocking construction means wear and minor fading distribute evenly across the surface rather than concentrating in any one tone. Low pile holds its profile under daily use. Because the field is already dark and multi-toned, minor traffic patterns become part of the surface character rather than visible damage.