Item No.
100189434
Shoa Rug
C$ 1,270.00
Item No.
100189434
Shoa Rug
C$ 1,270.00
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- Handcrafted by Ethiopian artisans who use traditional weaving techniques
- Available in two colors
- Named after one of the five gates surrounding the city of Harar
- 60" W 84" L
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- Ships via FedEx
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Designed by Hana Getachew for Bole Road Textiles
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Shoa Rug
Shoa Rug
C$ 1,270.00
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When Ethiopian-born, Brooklyn-based Hana Getachew founded Bolé Road Textiles, one of her goals was to support artisans in Ethiopia. The Shoa Rug is a testament to that – a nod to Ethiopia’s brightly colored textiles (and named after one of the five gates that surround the city of Harar), Shoa is made of 100% Ethiopian wool and handcrafted by Ethiopian artisans who use traditional weaving techniques. Pieces vary slightly from one piece to the next due to their handmade fabrication. Made in Ethiopia.
- Named after one of the five gates surrounding the city of Harar.
- Available in two colors.
- Handcrafted by Ethiopian artisans who use traditional weaving techniques.
- Made in Ethiopia in a Fair Trade Certified facility.
- Brand
- Bole Road Textiles
- General Dimensions
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- 60" W 84" L
- Product Weight
- 9 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Shoa Rug
- Length (in): 84
- Width (in): 60
- Weight (lbs): 9
- 100% Ethiopian wool
Hana Getachew
After a decade in architecture, Hana Getachew decided to merge her passion for design with a love of fabrics from her native Ethiopia, and Bolé Road Textiles was born. Getachew's designs are handwoven by artisans in Ethiopia, making each piece one of a kind. The vivid patterns and bright colors evoke the vibrant culture she grew up with and honor the heritage and traditional crafts of the region.
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