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Denim patchwork Chindi rug
Denim patchwork Chindi rug is blue denim remnants, hand-woven in shades like patchwork designs. The cloth rug is soft to walk on and modern in expression.
Recycled, hand-woven, reversible.
More info:- Blue denim shades hand-woven in patchwork style
- A stylish Chindi rug in modern design
- Hand-woven in India from surplus materials from the denim fashion industry
- Each rug is unique and reversible
- The rug is delivered rolled up and packed in plastic sock.
- Maintenance: read here .
General about Chindi rugs
A Chindi rug is a flat-woven rag rug made from surplus materials from the fashion industry in India. The surplus material is cut by hand into strips and woven into exciting fabrics. The exciting tone in tone color play gives new impressions and life to your home. No two rugs are alike - each is a unique work of art, made by locals in India.
Questions?
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Delivery
Delivery in DK is free. All items are delivered by GLS either to the parcel shop or with private delivery. Delivery time is 3-5 business days.
We ship to all over the world. See prices for delivery to countries other than Denmark and other info about delivery here .
Return Policy
A 14-day full return policy is given on this product when returned in the same condition and in original packaging.
Read more about the conditions for the right of return and complaint here .
NOTE: The House of Dhurries range of 23 rug designs and 12 pillow designs is handmade, locally sourced in India. Each product is made individually by the weavers and thus each product is unique. Small variations in color, precise measurements and finishes may occur.
Best Price Guarantee
We work very hard to ensure that we offer the absolute best prices online. If you find another online store that offers a lower price, please contact us within six months of your purchase date and we will refund the difference in relation to your original payment.
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