Gokyo Handmade rugs for Living Room
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Modern Abstract Blue Rug – New Zealand Wool & Chinese Silk Blend
This exquisite modern rug is expertly handcrafted using a luxurious blend of fine New Zealand wool and pure Chinese silk. Designed to bring elegance and sophistication to contemporary interiors, the rug features a captivating abstract pattern inspired by flowing water and natural stone formations.
The rich blue tones are layered with soft shades of grey and ivory, creating depth, movement, and a calming visual balance. The silk accents add a subtle sheen that catches the light beautifully, enhancing the rug’s texture and giving it a refined, upscale appearance. Meanwhile, the New Zealand wool provides durability, softness underfoot, and long-lasting performance.
Perfectly suited for modern living rooms, lounges, or stylish open spaces, this rug is ideal for those who love a blue-themed interior with a touch of artistic expression. Its versatile color palette complements neutral furniture as well as bold contemporary décor, making it a timeless statement piece.
Knot Count : 150 Knots
Materials : New Zealand Wool & Chinese Silk Blend
Thickness : 9mm
Weaving Technique : Hand-Knotted Using Traditional Tibetan
Origin : Nepal
We offer bespoke sizing upon request.
- Custom rug lead times are based on
the sizes below:
1' × 1' to 2' × 2' 4 weeks 2' × 3' to 4' × 6' 8 weeks 4' × 6' to 8' × 10' 12 weeks 8' × 10' to 12' × 16' 18 weeks
- For highly detailed designs or larger sizes, lead times will be confirmed individually for each project.
- Kindly note that all custom-made items are non-returnable.
- You can view our full Terms & Conditions here.
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We offer international door-to-door delivery. Delivery will take 5 to 8 business days to all international addresses.
You may return your rug within 30 days of receipt for a full refund or
exchange.
Note: Custom-made orders are not eligible for
refund or exchange.
