Local sheep and yak wool rug, Colors of Bhutan

Handwoven Beauty from the Himalayas

This exquisite rug is a testament to the artistry and tradition of Bhutanese weavers. Crafted with a blend of locally sourced sheep and yak wool, it exudes warmth and rustic charm. The intricate pattern, inspired by the region's natural landscapes and cultural motifs, adds a touch of unique elegance to any space.

Features:

Handwoven with care and precision
Made from a blend of sheep and yak wool for exceptional warmth and durability
Features a captivating pattern inspired by Bhutanese culture and nature
Adds a touch of rustic elegance to any space
Ideal for use as a floor rug, wall hanging, or throw blanket
Bring a piece of the Himalayas into your home with this stunning handwoven rug.

Care instructions:

Gentle hand wash or dry clean recommended
Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve the natural colors
Occasional vacuuming with a low-powered setting is recommended

About the producer

Wangchuk Lhamo is a talented and innovative textile designer from Bhutan, known for her unique approach to combining traditional craftsmanship with modern design. Based in Thimphu, her studio focuses on using natural dyeing techniques and back-strap weaving, a zero-waste method that respects both the environment and cultural heritage. Growing up in a rural village in eastern Bhutan, Wangchuk developed a deep connection to the local crafts from a young age, engaging in tasks like winding yarns and collecting madder roots, which shaped her passion for textiles. She sources her materials locally, using hand-spun yarns such as wool on nettle, cotton, and silk, which she dyes with 100% natural ingredients. Her creations, which emphasize elegance and sustainability, have been recognized for their exceptional quality and have earned her national awards. Wangchuk's work stands out for its thoughtful blend of Bhutanese tradition and contemporary design, contributing to a more sustainable and mindful textile industry.