bathroom rugs

Woven by hand, this rug showcases the natural colors of virgin wool. Delfina Ruiz demonstrates Mexico's Zapotec artistry and her own weaving skills with this intricate design. She creates the geometric motifs in black and white on a wide expanse of grey.

Titled Rombos gris in Spanish.

Soft and luxurious in feel, the Zuri collection is a modern take on Moroccan. These supple area rugs are showcased in natural tones with distressed patterns reminiscent of tile motifs. Zuri represents a nostalgic beauty in its literal meaning and in its physical representation of beauty and feel that has as much tactile presence as it does visual. Have beauty as your foundation with the Zuri collection from Jaipur. The hand-knotted rug is crafted from all wool.

Rich shades of blue and aqua evoke the sky over Kutch while yellow is as warm as the sun. Woven of cotton on a traditional loom, this beautiful accent rug comes from Sonik Sethi in India. Such handwoven dhurries can take up to four days to complete.

Splendidly woven by hand, this radiant rug conveys the warmth of the Mexican sun. Mario Chávez works in virgin wool to created intricate geometric motifs. Their symmetry and beauty are astonishing.

Titled "Estrella de la mañana" in Spanish.

Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 1 inch (3 cm).

A crimson flower glows in the night, depicted on a deep black background. Working on a traditional handloom, Delfina Ruiz weaves a Zapotec rug with contemporary motifs. The accent rug is edged with fringe.

Titled Flor de Oaxaca in Spanish.

Because each rug is individually woven, measurements could vary +/- 1 inch (3 cm).