Rug woven from three natural materials: wool, cotton, and jute (25 %). Jute, sometimes called the "golden fiber", is a natural vegetable material with silky, strong fibers, is increasingly used by the textile industry. Biodegradable and recyclable, this rainfed crop requires almost no fertilizer or pesticide, making it the eco-friendly material of choice. It requires 125 times less water in its production than the same weight of cotton. Lastly, one hectare of jute absorbs 15 tons of carbon dioxide and produces 11 tons of oxygen. An ecological material, and a responsible one! Hand woven kilim rug in 65% wool / 25 % jute / 10 % cotton. 2" ¾ (7 cm) multicolor pompoms at each end (a repetition of 16 different colors).