Santa Fe Glorietta Rug. Vendor hero, 6' x 9' pictured.

Santa Fe Glorietta Rug

From $3,350.00
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Special order, final sale.

Product Details

The Santa Fe Glorietta Rug is a hand-knotted area rug crafted from 100% New Zealand wool. It features a repeating geometric design of large diamond motifs set against a grey and beige field, detailed with rust-colored centers, black linear accents, and cream outlines, finished with a solid black border. Constructed using a 100 knot Tibetan weave, this rug offers a dense, durable pile suitable for residential spaces.

Specifications and Details

  • Material: 100% New Zealand wool.
  • Construction: Hand knotted with a 100 knot Tibetan weave.
  • Sku: SF-1A.
  • Special Order. Email folks@roughingitinstyle.com or call 1-800-862-5179 to check stock and current lead time.
  • Final Sale. Special-order rugs can't be returned, so call or email us with any size or color questions before you order.
  • Free Shipping. Ships free to the lower 48 states.

The combination of New Zealand wool and a tight Tibetan weave ensures the rug maintains its shape and softness over time. The earthy color palette—combining slate grey, terracotta, and charcoal—allows it to blend seamlessly into Southwestern, modern farmhouse, or eclectic interiors. The solid black border frames the design, providing a crisp finish that defines the rug's edges effectively under furniture or in open floor plans.

About the Line

Southwest Looms is a boutique rug maker based in Durham, North Carolina, focused on high-end handmade rugs known for distinctive design and rich color. It is the official licensee for Pendleton® Woolen Mills, weaving three Pendleton collections drawn from the mill's historic trade blanket patterns, alongside five collections in its own designs.

Each line is made by hand in its own way: hand-knotted Pendleton Reserve, hand-tufted Pendleton Classic, flatwoven Dreamcatcher, and Santa Fe rugs knotted from New Zealand wool in a dense Tibetan weave. Every one carries the look of a trade blanket or a Southwest weaving, made to anchor a cabin, lodge, or cottage room.

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