
Shown in 8 × 10 ft (3 × 5 ft has its own proportions)
Contemporary IndiaCR-HW075
Vana Green
Hand Woven Wool · Modern · medium pile, 9 mm
3.5 · 2 demonstration reviewsPrices include GST. Complimentary delivery across India.
ColourGreenBlack
In stock — dispatches in 3–7 working days
- Construction
- Hand Woven
- Material
- Wool
- Pile
- Medium, 9 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
Vana Green belongs to Contemporary India. Abstract fields, bold colour and modern geometry — contemporary design made with Indian craft techniques. The design pairs stacked, stepped lozenges with hooked edges, drawn from the vocabulary of village weaving with a palette of green and black.
Details
| Design | Stacked, stepped lozenges with hooked edges |
|---|---|
| Colours | Green, Black |
| Construction | Hand Woven |
| Material | Wool |
| Pile | Medium, 9 mm |
| Weave | Hand-woven on a frame loom |
| 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) |
| Collection | Contemporary India |
| Care | Vacuum without a beater bar; blot spills immediately. |
| Reference | CR-HW075 |
Materials

Wool. Naturally resilient, soil-resistant and warm underfoot.
Vacuum without a beater bar; blot spills immediately.
Craft
Hand Woven. Woven on a loom by hand, interlacing warp and weft to create pile or flat textures.
Hand-woven on a frame loom.
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 without a beater bar; blot spills immediately. 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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AuthenticityDemonstration catalogue — images, origin, specifications and reviews are illustrative.
About this piece
01 · The design
Vana Green
A modern rug in wool, hand woven with a medium 9 mm pile. Stacked, stepped lozenges with hooked edges, drawn from the vocabulary of village weaving.
02 · The making
Hand Woven
More hand woven rugsWoven on a loom by hand, interlacing warp and weft to create pile or flat textures.
Structure: Hand-woven on a frame loom.

04 · Living with it
Care and everyday use
Vacuum without a beater bar; blot spills immediately. 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 Vana Green open
Laid flat, then unrolled for you as it would open in the showroom. Hover — or tap — to see the full piece.
Vana Green
Hand Woven Wool · Modern
Demonstration reviews
In their rooms
3.5from 2 reviews
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These reviews are part of a demonstration catalogue and are illustrative only. They are not from real customers.
Reyansh R. ·
Nice but darker than expected
Good quality, though the tone is deeper than it looked on my screen. Kept it.
Radhika F. ·
Great quality
Heavier than expected in a good way. Delivery team was careful.
Bhujodi weavers of Kutch traditionally wove coarse handspun woollen blankets for Rabari herders and farmers, often exchanging them for fleece, milk products and grain.
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