Saku Hand Tufted Rug - Wendy Morrison Design

Saku Hand Tufted Rug - Wendy Morrison DesignSakura, the word for cherry blossom in Japanese, is derived from Saku, which means to bloom, or alternatively to smile or laugh. We hope everything about our Saku Hand tufted Rug will make you smile. Full of glorious, life affirming pink blossom petals, gold cranes and exotic birds, her connection with nature is obvious and highlighted even further by her gorgeous, curved, petal shape. A bold, black frame grounds the delicate design and makes her

‘Sakura’, the word for cherry blossom in Japanese, is derived from ‘Saku’, which means to bloom, or alternatively to smile or laugh.

We hope everything about our Saku Hand-tufted Rug will make you smile. Full of glorious, life-affirming pink blossom petals, gold cranes and exotic birds, her connection with nature is obvious and highlighted even further by her gorgeous, curved, petal shape. A bold, black frame grounds the delicate design and makes her particularly easy to place.

Full of powerful symbolism for a long and happy life, Saku is the perfect finishing touch to add tactile interest, sophisticated colour, and luxurious elegance to a room.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Composition: Wool & Tencel
Pile height in mm: 13mm
Hand Tufted
Sizes available;
220cm

*Natural fibres may shed. This will reduce over time and will not affect your rug's performance. Vacuum clean regularly to reduce the shedding.

ABOUT WENDY MORRISON DESIGN

In 2004 freelance fashion designer Wendy Morrison accepted a commission to design a rug collection. It was a turning point; the perfect match for her love of colour and pattern, combined with storytelling. It was the start of a design journey that comes from the heart, that puts passion and craftsmanship at the centre of every project, and strives to connect people, places, art, ideas and nature.

Authentic rug-making demands incredible skill, craftsmanship and attention to detail. Wendy Morrison want to protect those skills, to support the artisans who tuft and weave, and bring our designs to life, to explain the history and storytelling behind rug design, and to celebrate and help maintain this centuries-old art.

Since 2012, Wendy Morrison have worked with the same Indian manufacturer and artisans who share their desire to create rugs of outstanding quality. Wendy Morrison take responsibility for ethical trading seriously and are a proud partner of GoodWeave, a not-for-profit organisation that ensures fair working conditions.