Lumturi: Where Classic and Modern Patterns Meet

"Lumturi" is a captivating rug that features a reddish pink background and a striking design that divides the rug into two distinct parts. In one part, there is a captivating black and white pattern, while in the other part, a dark turquoise and white design takes center stage. This unique combination of colors and patterns adds an element of intrigue and visual appeal to your space.

The reddish pink background of "Lumturi" exudes warmth and vibrancy, creating a captivating backdrop for the contrasting designs. The black and white pattern in one part of the rug offers a classic and timeless aesthetic, adding a sense of sophistication and elegance. In the other part, the dark turquoise and white design brings a touch of freshness and tranquility, infusing the rug with a modern and contemporary vibe.

The meticulous craftsmanship ensures that "Lumturi" is a high-quality piece, designed to withstand the test of time. The plush texture adds comfort and coziness underfoot, making it a pleasure to walk on and enhancing the overall sensory experience.

 

Region : Middle Atlas Mountain range of Morocco
Materials : Organic Wool of sheep 🐑
Condition : Perfect, clean, no damage, no stain at all
Age : 1990
Manufacturing : By hand
Size : 152 cm x 260 cm / 4.98 ft x 8.53 ft
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Fast delivery 2-7 day

Lumturi: An Artistic Display of Contrast and Harmony

Experience the captivating world of "Lumturi," a remarkable rug featuring a vibrant reddish-pink background and a unique design that partitions the rug into two intriguing halves. One half mesmerizes with a timeless black and white pattern, while the other dazzles with a fresh and modern dark turquoise and white design. This striking combination of colors and patterns adds a bold visual appeal to any space.

Vibrant Reddish-Pink: The Perfect Backdrop

Lumturi's reddish-pink background sets a tone of warmth and vibrancy, creating a striking canvas for the contrasting patterns. This captivating backdrop balances the boldness of the black and white pattern and the tranquility of the dark turquoise and white design, bringing a sense of unity to the piece.

Contrasting Patterns: A Play of Elegance and Freshness

One half of Lumturi showcases a classic black and white pattern, offering a timeless aesthetic that adds a touch of sophistication and elegance. Conversely, the other half presents a dark turquoise and white design, infusing the rug with a fresh and tranquil vibe. Together, they create an exciting interplay between classic and modern aesthetics, resulting in a visually captivating piece.

Quality and Comfort Combined

With meticulous craftsmanship, Lumturi stands as a testament to high-quality design built to endure. Its plush texture offers a cozy and comfortable experience underfoot, enhancing the sensory enjoyment of this stunning rug.

 

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💬 Questions :

• How to clean a Beni Ourain rug?

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• Are Moroccan rugs expensive?

Moroccan rugs can vary in price depending on the type of rug, size, and quality. Handmade Moroccan rugs tend to be more expensive than machine-made rugs, but they are also of higher quality and durability.

• Can Moroccan rugs be used in high-traffic areas?

Yes, Moroccan rugs are durable and can be used in high-traffic areas. However, it is important to remember to regularly vacuum and spot clean your rug to maintain its appearance and longevity.

• Can Moroccan rugs be customized?

Yes, many Moroccan rug makers offer custom designs and sizes. However, this will likely increase the cost and production time of the rug.

• How do I know if my Moroccan rug is authentic?

Authentic Moroccan rugs are handmade using traditional techniques and natural materials. Look for imperfections in the weaving, as this is a sign that the rug was handcrafted. Additionally, Moroccan rugs are typically labeled with the region in which they were made, such as "Beni Ourain" or "Azilal."

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