Runner Cotton Rug in 'Teal Shangri La'

Hand woven in India from designs created by our founder, Alice, our rugs are available in four sizes in both cotton and wool, meaning there's a rug for every room in your home!

They are all woven by hand using 100% natural fibres by traditional techniques near Jaipur, India. 

PLEASE NOTE: Photographed here is the design woven in wool and in cotton.

We recommend cotton for a room with a lot of natural light. 

PRE ORDER

For bespoke sizes or if you would prefer a wool or cotton version of the design. We open up for pre orders 3 times a year. 

February opens 14th and closes March 1st for a mid June delivery

June opens 20th and closes Sunday 5th July for a mid October delivery

October opens 17th and closes Sunday Nov 1st for a mid February delivery

At these times we ask for a 50% payment up front and the remainder when they are here and ready to go out to you. please email us for more details info@humphriesandbegg.co.uk. Or join our newsletter for updates on this. The bespoke orders take around 3 months between order and delivery. 

Rugs are NOT included in our Free Delivery over £150 order offer.

Shipping cost will be added to the second 50% payment on delivery.

INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY - 

We can ship internationally, please get in touch info@humphriesandbegg.co.uk and we will give you the latest cost of shipping. We leave this out on the order form as shipping costs fluctuate a lot.

SIZE GUIDE

Runner measures: 60cm x 180cm

Medium measures: 120cm x 180cm

Large measures: 180cm x 270cm

Square measures: 180cm x 180cm 

We can also offer bespoke sizes, to discuss this further please contact us on: info@humphriesandbegg.co.uk

Care:

Spot wash with damp cloth and soap. Wool rugs need to be dry cleaned occasionally.

Cotton rugs can be washed with soap and water and scrubbed. 

The production house has been going since the 1980's, founded by two brothers with a dream to produce beautiful rugs. They have a large team of weavers, with a particular focus on empowering women by giving them work and opportunity to earn more, enabling them to support their families. They take good care of the health of their team by setting up health and education programmes for the weavers and their families. By training more individuals with these traditional skills they are keeping these weaving methods alive.