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Lemons n.1 7'x5' / 210x147 cm

Prix régulier $1,763.00 USD
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This stunning Beni Mrirt rug is woven entirely by hand, then washed and dried in mountain air.

*Ready to ship: in stock and dispatched within 2-3 business days.

As your rug is produced by hand, it will naturally display unique fluctuations in design and hue—clear indicators of its authenticity and one-of-a-kind nature. Slight deviations of up to 5% in overall size, pile depth, and artistic composition compared to the initial order should be anticipated.

You can return any orders, except those that are customized specifically for you. If for any reason you are dissatisfied with your purchase or have simply changed your mind, please advise so in writing to hello@nmdch.com within 3 business days of the receipt date. Please include your order number and the reasons why you are dissatisfied with your purchase.

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The easiest way to do clean your rug is to clean the rug on a weekly basis with a canister vacuum side to side (not end-to-end) with the beater bar on the highest setting. If you need to spot clean your rug, do so with warm water and just a little detergent. Wool naturally repels liquids at first contact so treat it quickly with a dry cloth and follow up with water and detergent and you should be fine.

Lemons n.1 7'x5' / 210x147 cm

$1,763.00 USD

About collection

Framed grew from memories brought home after a summer somewhere along the Mediterranean. As the season changes and the light softens, its colours remain — quieter now, carried in shades of warm butter, sunny yellow, almond, faded beetroot, ocean blue and ice.
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The lines are not perfectly precise, and the forms never recreate what was seen literally. They have passed through memory, becoming softer and simpler along the way. The frame remains, holding on to what matters most.