€157 – €250
This ball rug is composed of pink felt balls and has therefore been given the name Gulabi, which means ‘pink’ in Nepali. A simple ball rug that fits most homes.
100% pure wool. A natural product that does not cause any irritations or discomforts. The product can contain remnants of dried grass.
No toxins or allergens. 100% free of azo compounds. A healthy and harmless natural product.
The felt balls are stitched together with a 2 mm. nylon string which makes the product very durable and strong.
The closely felted balls weigh around 5,5kg/m². The balls stay in shape and are very durable.
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- 17 % Off Louise is a mom with to children – Merle and Neel. And she has an inspiring blog, that focuses on motherhood. It is called Mortilmernee and you can read it right here. We offer you this amazing and colourful rug, which Louise has designed in collaboration with Ruggit. Follow Mortilmernee on Instagram.
- 17 % Off Himal is the Nepali word for mountain and the name of this elegant felt ball rug. With cool grey shades which call to mind the chilly days in the Himalayas.
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Samudra is the Nepali word for ocean and the name of this beautiful felt ball rug by Ruggit. The rug consists of many pale green and blue colour tones which – as the name implies – are a celebration of the ocean and it’s spectacular and enchanting play of colours.
- 17 % Off Bacca means ’baby’ or ’child’ in Nepali, and it is the name of this lovely and bright felt ball rug. The delicate colour tones are perfect for any playroom or nursery – but we actually think that the rug will brighten up any room.
