Handwoven white with Khaki colored floor runner/rug #B328

Handwoven rug #B328 dimensions are 23"x53". This rug is handwoven on my Grandmothers original 2 Harness floor loom, out of heavy duty cotton/polyester materials. I've used all white colors to weave the main body of this rug, and I used a Khaki type of material showing a blend of different colors in a striped effect on each end of the rug. In weaving this rug, I've used a blend of blue, gold, brown and ivory color warp, finishing the rug in a traditional tied edging. I learned how to weave these old fashioned rugs from my Grandma - who wove many, many rugs years ago. I now have her original floor loom - that I still use when I hand weave these type of rugs. These rugs are a form of "Rag Rug" that was used very often years ago, especially in the farm house for use in the entry ways and mud rooms - because they are so very heavy duty. When they get dirty, just give them a shake and throw in the machine to wash and dryer - or hang dry. I've made a slight variation to this type of rug - as instead of strips of old cloths - I am using what is called "Selvedge Materials". This is selvedges (excess materials ) from the upholstery mills. Once I get these materials from the mills, I separate the colors and weave these as tightly as possible - so the end result makes very colorful, durable rugs. Washing Instructions: Wash machine, gentle cycle - any temperature. Drying Instructions: Hang dry - or machine dry