A handwoven wool and cotton rug worked in a chunky loop construction — thick, knotted loops of wool building a dense, nubby surface with visible yarn irregularity throughout. The tonal banding runs horizontally across the rug, warm brown shifting to soft sand and cream, each band formed by a change in yarn color rather than a change in weave. Twisted cotton fringe finishes each short edge.
Against a bedroom floor, the surface reads as texture before it reads as color — the banding present but unhurried, the room settling around it rather than orienting toward it. On a living room floor beneath a coffee table, the wool pile holds its ground, the bands marking the surface quietly beneath whatever is placed above.