Description
Jute Rug Square: Fine Braided Natural Fibre Design
This jute rug square features a tightly woven fine braided texture with a soft neutral blond palette. Less than 1cm thick, its durable flatweave offers a low profile and refined appearance that works well in modern and traditional interiors. Its neat finish adds structure to open-plan rooms or complements compact spaces.
Woven from the fibres of the jute plant, mainly grown in India and Bangladesh, this natural material is both biodegradable and renewable. Jute grows with minimal water and without the need for pesticides, making it one of the most sustainable fibres used in textiles today.
Compare Our Jute Weaves
To understand the difference between fine, semi-thick and thick styles, explore our three types of jute rug construction.
Made to Order
If you need a square jute rug in a specific size, we offer made-to-measure options with a lead time of around three months. Request a custom quote for your Jute Rug Square.
Ethical Craftsmanship
Each rug is made in a workshop that upholds International Labour Organisation standards and provides fair wages and safe working conditions. These production values align with the ILO’s global mandate on labour rights.
Underlay Advice
While fine braided rugs tend to stay in place due to their weight, rug underlay for jute square rugs is helpful on wood, tile or laminate surfaces for added comfort and safety.
Care and Maintenance
- Vacuum regularly using a low suction setting
- Blot spills immediately with a clean, damp cloth
- Rotate the rug from time to time to even out wear
- Avoid high humidity or wet cleaning methods
Shipping and Returns
All in-stock square jute rugs are dispatched within five working days with tracking. Worldwide delivery available. Returns accepted within two days of receipt (postage costs not included). Bespoke rugs are non-refundable.
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