Mustard border, terracotta half-circle, slate-blue form, and cobalt dome — each shape flush against the next, knotted cotton fringe finishing each short end. Pure cotton, flat-woven into a rug of dyed color blocks — a mustard border framing an off-white ground, a large slate-blue form at the center, a terracotta half-circle at the top, a terracotta stripe column running down, and a cobalt half-dome at the base. Each form sits flush against the next with a clean boundary. The mustard border does what a frame does around a print — it holds the composition, which means furniture pushed over the edge breaks it. Plan the placement before the sofa goes back. Flat dye on cotton reads bolder than any weave-in pattern would at the same scale, and the boundaries stay crisp.
Material: Pure cotton
Measurements: 5′ W × 8′ L
Color: Mustard, slate blue, terracotta, cobalt, and off-white
Surface: Low-profile flat weave; smooth, even surface with flat color definition between blocks
Pile Height: Low profile; flat-woven with knotted fringe at short ends
Rug Pad: Recommended for grip, cushioning, and longevity
Care: Vacuum regularly on a low setting without the beater bar; the flat weave can distort under aggressive suction; blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth — do not rub, as rubbing can spread dye across color boundaries
Natural Variation: Slight variations in color saturation and the boundary definition between blocks shift across each piece — the mustard in particular reads warmer or cooler depending on dye absorption