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Road to Oz Wool Rug
Handcrafted in South Africa
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$1,200.00
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Each piece is artisan-made—no two are exactly alike. Photos shown are representative; your piece may vary slightly in color, shape, or pattern.
A true Kanju original, the Road to Oz Rug is a sculptural expression of movement, texture, and storytelling. Designed as a “journey for the eye,” this piece weaves together tufted Karakul wool and soft mohair accents atop a flat-woven Karakul base, creating a dynamic interplay of depth, dimension, and organic form.
Part of the Coral & Hive “Living Rugs” Collection, this design embodies the philosophy of living design where each piece evolves with your space, inviting touch, light, and perspective to reveal new details over time.
Handspun and handwoven by skilled artisans in Southern Africa, the rug is crafted from the wool of Karakul sheep, a resilient breed native to Namibia and South Africa’s Northern Cape. Known for thriving in extreme climates, these sheep produce long, durable fibers rich in natural lanolin, ensuring a rug that is not only luxuriously soft but built to endure for generations.
The palette is grounded in natural, undyed tones, allowing the raw beauty of the wool to shine through, perfectly complementing wood floors, concrete, and organic interiors seeking warmth, texture, and quiet sophistication.
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Each Kanju piece is masterfully crafted with the finest natural materials, designed to bring lasting beauty and elegance into your home. To preserve the integrity and artistry of your handcrafted item, we recommend following our detailed care instructions.
For specific care guidelines tailored to your product, please visit our Product Care Guide, where you'll find expert tips to maintain the quality and longevity of your Kanju decor.
Because every piece has a purpose—and with the right care, a story that lasts a lifetime.
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