Artisan Handmade Runner Wool Rug 2.5 x5 ft- Celeste

Transform your space with this authentic Peruvian vintage rug, a stunning blend of artistry, tradition, and natural elegance. Crafted on traditional backstrap looms in Cuzco, Peru, this handwoven rug carries over 20 years of history and the enduring legacy of Inca weaving traditions.

Featuring intricate tribal patterns and boho-inspired designs, this unique rug tells a story of rich culture and craftsmanship. Made from 100% natural sheep wool, washed and dyed by hand using locally foraged plants, this eco-friendly bohemian rug is as sustainable as it is stylish.

Perfect for adding a touch of boho decor, rustic charm, or eclectic style to your living room, bedroom, or outdoor spaces, this handcrafted masterpiece is a timeless accessory that combines luxury, sustainability, and cultural heritage.

Product Highlights:

• Material: 100% natural sheep wool, hand-dyed with natural plant-based pigments.
• Dimensions: Approximately 5x6 ft (Handmade rugs may have slight variations in size).
• Design: Intricate tribal and bohemian patterns inspired by Peruvian heritage.
• Eco-Friendly: Made using sustainable materials and processes.
• One-of-a-Kind: A truly unique piece supporting fair trade and artisan communities.

Why You’ll Love This Boho Wool Rug:

• Enhances your home with unique style and personality.
• Perfect for boho chic, modern rustic, or eclectic home decor.
• A sustainable, handmade accessory supporting slow fashion and small artisan businesses.
• Durable, versatile, and adds warmth to any living area.

❤ “Add joy, style, and color to your space.” ❤

About Kuya

Kuya celebrates the timeless beauty of handcrafted treasures while empowering Peruvian artisans and preserving cultural heritage. Founded with a love for creativity and a passion for sustainability, our collections bring together bohemian decor, eco-friendly craftsmanship, and one-of-a-kind designs that make a difference.

By choosing Kuya, you’re not just adding style to your home—you’re supporting fair trade, environmental consciousness, and the artistry of small communities.