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Earth & FibreCR-HL052New
Mitti Clay
Handloom Natural Fibre · Textured · low pile, 8 mm
5.0 · 1 demonstration review₹9,500
Prices include GST. Complimentary delivery across India.
ColourTaupeRust
In stock — dispatches in 3–7 working days
- Construction
- Handloom
- Material
- Natural Fibre
- Pile
- Low, 8 mm
- Edge finish
- Hand-knotted fringe at both ends; overcast sides
- Backing
- Self-backed (the reverse shows the weave)
- Weight
- Approx. 1.9 kg per m²
Before you decide
The story
Mitti Clay belongs to Earth & Fibre. Jute, natural fibre and undyed wool in textured weaves and braids — rugs where the fibre itself is the design. The design pairs an architectural grid with occasional solid cells and a few decisive diagonals with a palette of taupe and rust.
Details
| Design | An architectural grid with occasional solid cells and a few decisive diagonals |
|---|---|
| Colours | Taupe, Rust |
| Construction | Handloom |
| Material | Natural Fibre |
| Pile | Low, 8 mm |
| Weave | Handloom weave with a dense, low-profile pile |
| Edge finish | Hand-knotted fringe at both ends; overcast sides |
| Backing | Self-backed (the reverse shows the weave) |
| Weight | Approx. 1.9 kg per m² |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Sizes | 3 × 5 ft (91 × 152 cm) · 4 × 6 ft (122 × 183 cm) · 5 × 8 ft (152 × 244 cm) · 6 × 9 ft (183 × 274 cm) · 8 × 10 ft (244 × 305 cm) · 9 × 12 ft (274 × 366 cm) |
| Collection | Earth & Fibre |
| Care | Vacuum regularly; avoid moisture. |
| Reference | CR-HL052 |
Materials
Natural Fibre. Sisal, hemp and plant fibres with an architectural texture.
Vacuum regularly; avoid moisture.
Craft
Handloom. Woven on a manually operated pit or frame loom, typically with a dense, low-profile structure.
Handloom weave with a dense, low-profile pile.
Woven by hand on a loom. The weft may show gentle irregularities in tension and tone — a natural result of hand weaving, not a flaw.
Handmade variation — a shift in tone, a slightly irregular edge — is the character of the process, not a defect.
Care
Vacuum regularly; avoid moisture. Shake out or vacuum on both sides; many flatweaves are reversible and can be turned to even out wear. Use a rug pad to keep the piece flat and in place.
The full care guideShipping
In-stock sizes dispatch within 3–7 working days with complimentary delivery across India. Made-to-order sizes take 10–14 weeks. International delivery is quoted at checkout.
Shipping & deliveryReturns
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Returns policyAuthenticity
Each piece is described by its construction, fibre and making. Read how we describe our rugs and what those terms mean.
AuthenticityDemonstration catalogue — images, origin, specifications and reviews are illustrative.
About this piece
01 · The design
Mitti Clay
A textured rug in natural fibre, handloom with a low 8 mm pile. An architectural grid with occasional solid cells and a few decisive diagonals.
02 · The making
Handloom
More handloom rugsWoven on a manually operated pit or frame loom, typically with a dense, low-profile structure.
Structure: Handloom weave with a dense, low-profile pile.
03 · The fibre
Natural Fibre
All natural fibre rugsSisal, hemp and plant fibres with an architectural texture.
04 · Living with it
Care and everyday use
Vacuum regularly; avoid moisture. Shake out or vacuum on both sides; many flatweaves are reversible and can be turned to even out wear. Use a rug pad to keep the piece flat and in place.
The rug, unrolled
See Mitti Clay open
Laid flat, then unrolled for you as it would open in the showroom. Hover — or tap — to see the full piece.
Press to unroll the rug; press again to roll it up.
Mitti Clay
Handloom Natural Fibre · Textured
Demonstration reviews
In their rooms
5.0from 1 review
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These reviews are part of a demonstration catalogue and are illustrative only. They are not from real customers.
Rohan B. ·
Silk sheen is remarkable
Changes through the day with the light. Worth every bit of care it needs.
Jawaja weavers prepare their own warps and wind weft bobbins on a charkha, and an average dhurrie of about 4 x 6 feet takes roughly two to three days on the loom.
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