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Jute
Jute is a
type of plant fiber used to make common items
such as rope, twine, chair coverings, curtains,
sacks, carpets, and even the backing used on
linoleum. This is accomplished by spinning the
fiber into a coarse thread. Despite the fact
that jute tends to be rough in texture, fine
threads of it are sometimes used to create
imitation silk. In addition, jute is
increasingly being looked at as an alternative
source for making paper, rather than cutting
down trees for pulp.
The thread
created from jute is quite strong, yet it is
among the least expensive of natural fibers
available. It also has exceptional insulating
properties, low thermal conductivity, and
antistatic characteristics.
Jute is
also considered to be a possible alternative to
wood. This is because its stem contains a woody
inner core. Taking just four to six months to
grow to maturity, jute can be harvested much
more quickly than trees. Many hope to be able to
use jute in order to slow down or prevent
deforestation.
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Cotton - Green
Cottons
 
 
 
Artificial
Leather
 
 
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The Athena
Collection
These rugs
are made of 100% pure wool pile with natural
Jute backing. The background color used for this
collection is from any of the Rhodes Collection
colors. Two choices available for binding are
100% cotton, or artificial leather. Spot clean
using mild detergent, otherwise have rug
professionally cleaned.
COLORS
Cotton: Black,
Blue, Brown, Gold, Green or Slate
Artificial Leather: Black, Brown, Burgundy, Dark
Green or Gold
SIZES
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