A thick, tactile shag rug, hand-worked in a latch hook construction, with a medallion that feels borrowed from somewhere older, quieter. Deep green framing the edges, rust and brown working their way inward, softened by cream. The kind of palette that doesn’t shout, but settles in.

Freshly washed, which matters more than people admit.

It’s sized right for a bedside landing, an entry moment, or thrown over the back of a chair like it’s been there forever. And just as easily, it holds its own on the wall—more textile than rug at that point. Something collected, not bought.

There’s a weight to it. Not heavy, just… present.

Late mid-century, somewhere between practical and decorative, before everything had to decide what it was.

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• Approx. 25” x 33”

• Thick shag / latch hook construction

• Green, rust, brown, and cream tones

• Medallion-style design

• Freshly hand-washed

• 1960s–1970s era

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Clean and well-kept.

No major issues—just the slight variation you expect from a hand-worked textile. Nothing distracting.