The Jensen runner is inspired by traditional 19th-century Persian rug designs found in Soho Farmhouse. An intricate all-over pattern and decorative border is met with rich and deep warm tones as the perfect grounding layer in any room. Hand-knotted in India from a combination of Afghan and New Zealand wool, each one takes up to six months to craft with 41 knots per square inch. Traditionally, hand-knotted rugs still form the highest quality standard among all types of rugs and, depending on the type of knot, can last for generations in the home. Persian-style runner Hand-knotted in India 41 knots per square inch Each rug takes up to six months to craft 100% Afghan lustre wool and New Zealand wool Short pile Inspired by 19th-century Persian rug designs seen at Soho Farmhouse
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The Jensen runner is inspired by traditional 19th-century Persian rug designs found in Soho Farmhouse. An intricate all-over pattern and decorative border is met with rich and deep warm tones as the perfect grounding layer in any room. Hand-knotted in India from a combination of Afghan and New Zealand wool, each one takes up to six months to craft with 41 knots per square inch. Traditionally, hand-knotted rugs still form the highest quality standard among all types of rugs and, depending on the type of knot, can last for generations in the home. Persian-style runner Hand-knotted in India 41 knots per square inch Each rug takes up to six months to craft 100% Afghan lustre wool and New Zealand wool Short pile Inspired by 19th-century Persian rug designs seen at Soho Farmhouse