KATTRUPRug, flatwoven, handmade/blue

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Good news! If you like this handmade wool rug with traditional Scandinavian pattern, you’ll be pleased to know that it has the same pattern on both sides. Just turn it over and enjoy it even longer.

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Product description

The beauty is in the uniqueness - this rug is handwoven making it one of a kind.

This rug was made by skilled craftspeople with good working conditions and fair wages at organised weaving centres in India and Bangladesh.

The rug is made of wool so it's naturally soil-repellent and very durable.

You can use both sides of the rug, so by turning it over now and then it will withstand more wear and lasts even longer.

A perfect shape beside your bed, giving your feet a warm welcome every morning.

A perfect companion for all types of flooring, even those with underfloor heating.

Each rug is a unique, handmade work of art and the small holes in the weave are part of the design.

Designer

IKEA of Sweden

Article Number804.803.45
  • User surface:

    100% wool

    Warp:

    100% cotton

  • By using a renewable material like wool in this product, we avoid using fossil or finite materials.

    We want to have a positive impact on the planet. That is why by 2030, we want all materials in our products to be recycled or renewable, and sourced in responsible ways.

    We want all wool in IKEA products to comply with the Responsible Wool Standard by 2025, with strict demands on animal welfare, land management and traceability.

Measurements and packaging

Length: 150 cm

Width: 75 cm

Thickness: 4 mm

Area: 1.13 m²

Surface density: 1150 g/m²

  • KATTRUP
    Rug, flatwovenArticle no.804.803.45

    Width: 40 cm

    Height: 2 cm

    Length: 54 cm

    Weight: 1.36 kg

    Package(s): 1

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SustainabilityPeople and planet

People and communities

Nurturing the tradition of handmade rugs

Rug weaving has a rich history with craftmanship that has been passed down through generations. This is kept alive, in part by the skilled men and women who make IKEA rugs at weaving centres approved by us. Here, we can secure the well-being of the artisans and their communities as well as the resources we use. So, when you buy one of our handmade rugs, you become owner of a unique piece, while also contributing to positive change for the people who make them.

KATTRUP Rug, flatwoven, handmade/blue, 75x150 cm
Story

Our take on wool

Wool is a natural, durable and renewable material. It is naturally stain resistant and flame retardant - and it is a great insulator. The many benefits make wool an attractive material choice in IKEA products like rugs, upholstered furniture and wadding in mattresses. There are also environmental benefits to consider. Wool has a smaller carbon footprint than many other textile fibres. This is partly because sheep can be raised on non-arable lands and rough terrains. Further, wool is biodegradable and takes relatively short time to break down. IKEA has a long-term direction to move away from virgin fossil based materials towards more natural and sustainable materials. Wool is a good example of a sustainable material when sourced from farms where sheep are treated with respect and the land they graze on is managed responsibly.

On the road to responsible sourcing

Upholding animal rights is important to IKEA, so when suppliers sign on to work with us, they must follow our requirements on animal welfare as stated in our code of conduct. Further, we are committed to transforming our conventional wool supply chain to 100% Responsibly Sourced Wool by the end of 2025. Meaning all our wool will come from farms certified from animal welfare and land management perspectives and be fully traceable to farm-level. IKEA has started to work with farms in New Zealand who are Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) certified. The RWS is an independent, voluntary standard, which means that companies and producers can choose to become certified. Certifications like this is one way of securing that sheep are treated with respect and also ensuring that best practices are used in regards to the management and protection of the land. With the competence gained in New Zealand - a well-structured country with long standing traditions of sheep farming, we can take our learnings to other wool producing countries.

Traceable from product to farm level

Being able to trace the wool used in our range back to its origin is key to ensure responsible sourcing and respectable animal welfare for the sheep. Within IKEA, we work to secure the chain of custody by using certified farms as our raw material suppliers. That way the wool we work with is traceable, from final product to the farms. Certified farms are audited annually by an independent certification body, ensuring that demands and standards are being met.

Pulling together for animal welfare

It takes time to build up the right strategic partners across the global supply chain to make an impactful difference. By committing to transforming all our wool to 100% responsibly sourced wool, and telling the process of our journey, we intend to demonstrate how this change can be achieved, raise awareness for responsible wool sourcing and increase the demand.

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Material

What is wool?

Wool is a natural material that many of us love to keep close to our bodies. It keeps us warm when it’s cold and cool when it’s warm, and it’s good at absorbing moisture too. Great qualities for rugs, throws and more! We want all wool in our products to come from responsible sources by 2025. That’s why we’ve begun the journey towards complying with the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) with strict demands on animal welfare, land management and traceability.