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Levi | Runner Rug in Rugs by The Loom House
Levi | Runner Rug in Rugs by The Loom House
Levi | Runner Rug in Rugs by The Loom House
Levi | Runner Rug in Rugs by The Loom House
Levi | Runner Rug in Rugs by The Loom House

Created and Sold by The Loom House

The Loom House

Levi - Rugs

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Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Natural Materials

Name: Levi

Size: 3.6 x 10

Age: c. 1900's

Pile: Low with some patina and thread-bare I minimal spots.

About this rug: Incredible rug from the high mountainous region, giving this rug it's ruggedness. Very nice masculine look a great blend of an earthy-coolness yet with a nice warmth.

This rug is one-of-a-kind, only one available. Because of the nature and age of these older/antique handmade pieces, irregularities and age-related wear are likely to exist and are not considered defects.

Item Levi
Created by The Loom House
As seen in Private Residence, Milwaukee, WI
The Loom House
Meet the Creator

The Loom House

Milwaukee, WI

Wescover creator since 2020
Antique and Vintage rugs for people with a good eye and an old soul!

The Loom House is a company founded by Hemad Fadaifar, a world traveler, entrepreneur, and rug enthusiast as his family has been in the rug business for as long as he can remember; and Barbie Marquette, a designer, and stylist, but mainly a professional photographer specializing in newborn babies, where her work exemplifies the art of capturing soul and purity at it's finest. Together, their shared love for art, design, and story-rich objects have formed into the company that curates, styles, and offers some of the world's most beautiful selection of vintage and antique rugs. These pieces not only have a story to tell but depicts and honors arguably the world's most labor-intensive art, rug weaving.