Furoshiki Rug
- Price: $2,770.00
Its geometric seams follow the folding patterns of the traditional Japanese furoshiki—a wrapping cloth designed to transport goods—and if we could walk on this 100 percent New Zealand wool rug, we would no doubt be whisked comfortably away to living-room heaven.
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