Truth be told, although I’ve always considered myself a color lover, I’ve lately been craving white, white spaces—from the walls, right on down to the furniture. That said, you’ll never be able to convince me to give up my colorful accessories—those types of moveable, storable pieces that give a space personality and bold interest, without the permanence of large scale furnishings or drywall. So when FeltBallRug.com proposed a nonprofit partnership and showed me the options, I knew right away which rug to call “dibs!” on.
This Round Multi-Colour Felt Ball Rug packs immeasurable personality and has been such a joyful addition to the DGD studio. I don’t think it’s even possible to count all of the different colors in the heirloom piece, but you better believe I tried. I could stare at it all day long. And although it certainly falls into the “storable” category, I don’t see myself tucking this beauty away any time soon.
Believe it or not, though, the colors aren’t the best part about this rug. This was my first time hearing about the FeltBallRug.com brand and I became an instant supporter after hearing more about the mission. Each rug—including its hundreds (or thousands!) of hand-rolled and sun-dried felt balls—is handmade in Nepal. With an emphasis on environmentally friendly production as well as a focus on bettering the lives of the makers of the rugs themselves, the brand naturally dyes the felt and engages in fair-trade practices with women in Nepal. I love, love, LOVE the film that they put together spotlighting the process and the people, and you can catch the whole thing below.
Big thanks to FeltBallRug.com for inviting me to be a small part in their cause and I couldn’t be more thrilled to spread the word!
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This looks so cute! I adore all the colours!
WritingMonique
Thank you!
Hi! I’m the Norwegian communication manager of FeltBallRug, and I just wantet to pop in and thank you for being a part of this!
This blog post was truly beautiful! And your rug is, too! Hope you’ll have good use of it for years to come.
Have a nice week, Carrie!
Best regards, Elin from UllKuleTeppe 🙂
Thank you SO much Elin!! It was my pleasure to put this feature together, and I look forward to gushing about the FeltBallRug brand and products for years and years to come. Thank you again!
Thank you so much for this blog post! The images are simply stunning and they have looked beautiful circulating around on our pages. We hope you are enjoying it so far and that it’s been a great fit in your studio.
Thank YOU so much!! This was a pleasure to put together!
Nice article about felt ball rug. The article is very helpful in promoting nepalese handmade felt ball rugs and helping the artisans to achieve better lives. Thanks for the well presented excellent article.
So happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for the encouraging comment!!
Excellent and well presented article about felt ball rug. Thanks for supporting nepalese artisans. Your valuable piece of article is helping them to make their life better. Thanks a lot.
My pleasure! So glad you enjoyed it!!