Pablo's Palette Rug
Colors swirl before your eyes as you glance at the kaleidoscopic rug beneath your feet. The beautiful bedlam of patterns leaves fanciful images of exotic birds, landscapes or even couples dancing in your mind’s eye. With each glance at your room’s vivid focal point, a new likeness presents itself for your enjoyment. Inspired by the whimsical strokes of modern art with significant influence from cubist artists like French painter Jean Metzinger and the famous Pablo Picasso, The Cubist Collection from The Kashmir Company is an indulgent luxury that has the added benefit of blending with the current color scheme found in your home. With this collection of chimerical rugs, you simply can’t go wrong.
Hand embroidered and hand dyed Kashmir crewel wool rug.
- * One-of-a-kind Design
* Original Kashmir Embroidery Design
* Hand made in Kashmir
* Authentic & Unique Kashmir Design
* Kashmir Company Product
* Hand-Crafted Product of Kashmir
- * 100% Embroidered Wool Rug
* Hand Dyed Rug
* Embroidered New Zealand Wool on Duck Cotton Lining
* Original Kashmiri Crewel Chain-stitch Hand Embroidery
* Dry Clean only - * Ships within 24hrs
* Ships worldwide.
* Everyday FREE Shipping within US
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Style# D012191418-4x4
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