Manchaha - Les-867 10'x14'

Jaipur LES867
Manchaha Collection

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Santosh was inspired to design all of her favorite elements in this rug. She wanted to travel the road less travelled, and instead of designing objects that she would often observe in the village, she allowed her mind to wander. A true Manchaha! In symmetrical and organized patterns, the weaver has woven designs of leheriya and polka dots along with a huge shakarpara design in the middle, which is highlighted by colorful strips in the background. She emphasizes that she used blue on this rug because it is her favorite color. Since this carpet became a tribute to all things that Santosh loves in her life, she felt that it was ideal to name this rug after something that she is the most fond of, so she named this rug Palak, which means 'spinach,' and is representative of her favorite dish.

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The Chowkdi rug is a representation of the four sisters' greatest strength: their bond. Meaning 'group of four people,' the rug is divided into four parts. The youngest has a still-developing design sensibility that is raw, which then becomes a little more mature with the older sister's inputs. The second oldest sister brings in janjeera (intricate flower patterns) and jhoomar (chandelier) motifs. The eldest sister has woven in the round pattern. The rug is woven in a consistent yet striking color palette.

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Catalog Code	LES-867
Design	Chowkdi
Shape	Rectangle
Construction	Hand Knotted
Content	50% Wool 50% Rayon Made From Bamboo
Backing	N/A
Origin	India
Style	Traditional, Updated Traditional
Various Note	Please Note: All sizes are nominal, accepted variance is +/- 3". We try to represent our items as accurately as possible, however, due to differences in monitors and lighting, item colors may slightly vary.

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