MERINO PURE NZ WOOL NON FELTED NATURAL STONE FLOOR RUG
Authentic Berber-Style Craftsmanship
Experience timeless design with our Berberina Collection, a range of handwoven carpets crafted on traditional looms. Featuring a reversible and hard-wearing construction, these rugs are designed for both beauty and durability.
The surface is made from 100% Pure New Zealand Wool (2200gr/m²), offering exceptional softness and natural warmth, while the backing combines 50% Pure New Wool and 50% Jute for strength and stability.
Proudly handcrafted in Greece, each piece brings authentic Berber-inspired style to your home.
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MERINO PURE NZ WOOL NON FELTED NATURAL STONE FLOOR RUG
MERINO PURE NZ WOOL NON FELTED NATURAL STONE FLOOR RUG
Authentic Berber-Style Craftsmanship
Experience timeless design with our Berberina Collection, a range of handwoven carpets crafted on traditional looms. Featuring a reversible and hard-wearing construction, these rugs are designed for both beauty and durability.
The surface is made from 100% Pure New Zealand Wool (2200gr/m²), offering exceptional softness and natural warmth, while the backing combines 50% Pure New Wool and 50% Jute for strength and stability.
Proudly handcrafted in Greece, each piece brings authentic Berber-inspired style to your home.
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Authentic Berber-Style Craftsmanship
Experience timeless design with our Berberina Collection, a range of handwoven carpets crafted on traditional looms. Featuring a reversible and hard-wearing construction, these rugs are designed for both beauty and durability.
The surface is made from 100% Pure New Zealand Wool (2200gr/m²), offering exceptional softness and natural warmth, while the backing combines 50% Pure New Wool and 50% Jute for strength and stability.
Proudly handcrafted in Greece, each piece brings authentic Berber-inspired style to your home.
