Hand Tufted Rug – Sunrise

Sunrise Hand Tufted Rug Two suns, a sky full of clouds, and a rainbow that has just started to fade — Sunrise is a morning caught mid-scene. A big buttery sun sits high in the top corner, throwing long rays of yellow, blush, rose and cream right across the rug. Lower down, a second sun is only just peeking over a bank of clouds, its rays fanning out beneath a soft arc of pink, sage and grey. Between them, fluffy clouds in dove grey and warm ivory drift past, stacked up like a picture book sky. What makes it special is the way it is made. The rug is hand tufted in a high-low cut pile: every outline in the design is carved down low, while the sun, the rays and the clouds are left standing tall. Run a hand across it and you can feel the picture — the edge of each cloud, the spokes of each ray. It gives the whole scene a soft, sculpted depth that flat rugs simply do not have. The colours are cheerful without being loud. Mustard, blush pink, dusty rose, sage green, cool grey and cream sit together like a muted rainbow, so it works just as happily in a calm, neutral nursery as it does in a bright playroom. It is the kind of rug a small child will lie on and trace with a finger, and one that will still look lovely years later. Good to know Hand tufted in a high-low cut pile, so the design stands out in gentle relief A soft, silky yarn with a subtle sheen that shifts with the light Made to order; please allow around 3 to 4 weeks for delivery Need a size that is not listed? Contact us and we can make it to your measurements As each rug is made by hand, small differences in colour and size from the pictures are part of its character Looking after your rug Some shedding in the first few weeks is normal for a hand tufted rug — vacuum regularly and it settles down Trim any loose thread with scissors rather than pulling it Blot spills straight away with a clean white cloth; avoid soaking the rug Rotate it now and then if furniture sits on it, and keep it out of prolonged damp Have it professionally cleaned when needed; harsh chemicals can fade the colours