Runner Rug, Blue Green Cotton 70x170cm

A cotton runner rug with the fresh, grounded feel of a cool hallway under bare feet. This Indian cotton rug brings green panels and crisp blue-and-white stripes into narrow spaces, adding colour, softness and a steady visual rhythm without feeling heavy.

Green, blue and softly striped underfoot

The centre panel has narrow blue and white stripes, giving the rug a clean, rhythmic look.

Solid green sections at each end bring a calmer block of colour to the pattern.

The surface looks flat and textile-led, made for easy everyday placement rather than deep pile.

It suits the long line of a hallway, the side of a bed, a bathroom floor, or a quiet yoga corner.

The natural fibre gives a soft, breathable feel underfoot, especially in spaces used every day.

Cotton from India’s weaving country

Made from 100% cotton in India, this rug comes from Panipat, a small city north of Delhi with a long connection to textile production. The piece is made by a family business, with the colour and stripe work giving it an easy, lived-in character for slow, practical homes.

How to use and care for it

Lay it where you want a softer step and a clearer line through the room. Shake it outside to refresh it, vacuum gently when needed, and blot spills straight away with a clean cloth.

As with most cotton rugs, avoid leaving it damp for long periods. If used on a smooth floor, a rug underlay can help keep it steadier in place.

Indian textile context

Cotton rugs have a familiar place in Indian home textiles, valued for their softness, durability and everyday usefulness. Panipat is especially associated with weaving and household textiles, making it a natural setting for pieces like this: practical, colourful and made to be lived with. The striped centre gives the eye a simple path to follow, while the green ends soften the geometry, so the rug feels bright without overwhelming the room.

Size and details

Size: 70 × 170 cm

Weight: 1200 g

Material: 100% cotton

Origin: India …

region of manufacture: India