Tammara Multicolor, 5' x 8' Oval, Hand Braided, Bohemian, Cotton, Soft and Cozy, High Traffic, Stain Resistant, Easy Clean, Durable Area Rug for Bedroom, Living Room, Dining, Den, Entryway

loose strings, but acceptable condition. I have made one of these rugs before, and it is no joke. It takes a considerable amount of time and patience. The value for the money is great. The coloring is a little "primary color" for me, but i love that they offered in each navy and red and ivory colors.Day 2- i LOVE the color in navy, now. i have gotten used to seeing it on my floor and it makes me smile every time i pass it or sit by it.SIX MONTHS LATER: It has been about 6 months since i bought the first navy rug. We use it all the time, obviously, as this couch is in the most used place in our entire house. I sweep the rug with a broom, I have flipped the rug, beat it with a broom outside over a railing. I have pulled it out from beneath my couch and flipped it over to get a longer wear out of it. I have thrown it into the washing machine and washed it on "delicate" cycle. I have dried it in the dryer on low heat setting. I have hosed the rug down over a railing and waited days for it to dry.I ended up painting my wood stove tiles (and coating with enamel protectant), and the colors of the rug really complement the painted tiles. I really love this rug.So, I bought another one. The second picture is of "blue" number 2 rug. I got for forty bucks. There is nothing wrong with the 6 month old rug from before, but it is old and getting dingy and currently getting washed. I will rotate these two rugs out every 3 months to keep them fresher for longer.This rug really accents my bohemian, handmade home (mostly by me and my husband) lifestyle. I love the colorsGot another one for our new room built onto our house. The 3' x 5' is perfect to go under a loveseat.Got the ivory one to go under a full size couch at 7' x 9'. These are beautiful, well made, durable rugs that add fun and texture to a room for $40 for a loveseat size and $100 for a full size couch, while protecting my floors from the weight of the couches and scratchesThe kitchen sink has a pink one, which is not my favorite color, but it still looks good with my decor. I may get another small one to replace the pink kitchen sink one eventually. I love them so much and they are really cost affordable. I've made one of these before from scrap fabrics, and it's no joke! It takes HOURS and HOURS to cut fabric up and braid it all together, then sew it.

I love these rugs! Beautiful color and holds up well over time. I have purchased several for my home. Highly recommend

Had this rug for at least a few months, and it’s holding up well! The cream color gets a little dirty but I havent washed it yet. It moves around on my lenolium floor so youll need a pad underneath if you dont want that to happen, or if other furniture is holding it down.

I bought two of these for the back doors. I was not pleased when I opened the package. They were well packaged but the smell was off putting and they were stiff. I threw them both in the washer and then dried them partially in the dryer. Smoothed them out and put them on a flat surface to finish drying. They look great and are worth the money.

Great sizing, quality, and vibrant colors .

Perfect rugs for a rustic/farm kitchen, thick, comfortable and reversible. They do not show the usual crumbs and cooking drops, and are easily tidied by taking them outside and giving them a good shake.

I was decorating my patio in a bohemian style. This colorful rug was perfect for the design i had in mind. Got a lot of compliments on it.

Let me begin by saying how much I want to love this rug. The colors are bright and cheerful and perfect for my kids’ bedroom. It is soft and pleasant underfoot and vacuums well. It would be a five star purchase except for one problem.When I first laid it out on our carpeted floor, it had a ridge of fabric that stood up about an inch from the floor. It was about twenty inches long and about fifteen inches from the center of the rug. I thought it would just go down as the fibers relaxed after being rolled up for shipping, but it didn’t.To make a long story short, I have spent the last ten months steaming and ironing and flattening with heavy stacks of books (then repeating all of these a dozen times), then rotating and flipping and adjusting its placement within the room and re-steaming etc., and then repeating this all. The ridge always returns in the same place, then grows and spreads with foot traffic. It has been extremely frustrating.At his point I have done everything I can multiple times and I have no hesitation in stating that this is clearly a manufacturing defect in the production process.About six weeks ago I finally reached out to the manufacturer in hopes of getting guidance. I got a quick initial response which made me hopeful, but then nothing. When I reached out to follow up, they said my question was still awaiting review and suggested I try ironing or steaming. It was so disappointing.I love everything else about this rug and would recommend it heartily and happily to anyone who wants a casual but sharp-looking rug that seems durable and attractive and a great buy. But I have been so discouraged by my inability to resolve this situation that I can’t recommend it as is.