Jute, jacquard woven into a dense interlocking pattern of diamonds and angular forms. The depth here comes from the weave itself — dark brown and warm natural jute shifting across the surface as the woven structure changes direction, creating shadow within a flat field. The natural wood frame carries the same warm brown as the darkest woven tone.A dining room with dark timber furniture and a pale wall — the piece mounted at eye level between two windows, the warm jute and deep brown pattern reading as a single warm field from across the table. The weave holds its detail up close. The wood frame and the furniture below carry the same depth of tone.• Measurements: 36" H × 24" W• Weight: 15 lb• Material: Jacquard woven natural jute with MDF backing, set within a natural wood frame — jute is a dry, open fiber that carries pattern through weave structure rather than surface treatment• Color Palette: Warm natural jute ground in golden amber against a deep dark brown woven pattern — high contrast within a close warm register, the wood frame echoing the darker tone• Surface & Texture: Flat woven surface with dimensional depth from the jacquard structure — dry and open to the touch, the pattern creating shadow without any raised pile• Available Variants: Madagascar One · Madagascar Two• Artisan Touches: Slight variations in weaving pattern, fiber tone, and natural jute texture highlight the individuality of each piece
Features: Handmade
Use: Indoor
Base Material: Jute
Finish: Natural
Care: Natural Jute Is Best Kept Away From Moisture And Handled With A Light Touch — Consistent Gentle Care Preserves the Dimensional Quality of the Woven Surface And the Warmth of the Fiber Tone Over Time. Dust Gently With A Soft, Dry Cloth. Vacuum Lightly Using A Brush Attachment On Low Suction To Remove Surface Dust From the Woven Relief. Avoid Prolonged Exposure To Direct Sunlight To Maintain Natural Fiber Tone. If Spot Cleaning Is Necessary, Use A Lightly Damp Cloth On the Affected Area Only — Allow To Air Dry Fully. Keep Away From Excessive Moisture And Humidity — Jute Fiber Is Sensitive To Sustained Dampness. the Natural Wood Frame May Be Wiped With A Dry Cloth — Avoid Wood Cleaners Or Oils Near the Jute Surface.
Decor Styles: Contemporary
Hanging Position: Vertical
Country of Origin: Imported
Jute, jacquard woven into a dense interlocking pattern of diamonds and angular forms. The depth here comes from the weave itself — dark brown and warm natural jute shifting across the surface as the woven structure changes direction, creating shadow within a flat field. The natural wood frame carries the same warm brown as the darkest woven tone.A dining room with dark timber furniture and a pale wall — the piece mounted at eye level between two windows, the warm jute and deep brown pattern reading as a single warm field from across the table. The weave holds its detail up close. The wood frame and the furniture below carry the same depth of tone.• Measurements: 36" H × 24" W• Weight: 15 lb• Material: Jacquard woven natural jute with MDF backing, set within a natural wood frame — jute is a dry, open fiber that carries pattern through weave structure rather than surface treatment• Color Palette: Warm natural jute ground in golden amber against a deep dark brown woven pattern — high contrast within a close warm register, the wood frame echoing the darker tone• Surface & Texture: Flat woven surface with dimensional depth from the jacquard structure — dry and open to the touch, the pattern creating shadow without any raised pile• Available Variants: Madagascar One · Madagascar Two• Artisan Touches: Slight variations in weaving pattern, fiber tone, and natural jute texture highlight the individuality of each piece
Features: Handmade
Use: Indoor
Base Material: Jute
Finish: Natural
Care: Natural Jute Is Best Kept Away From Moisture And Handled With A Light Touch — Consistent Gentle Care Preserves the Dimensional Quality of the Woven Surface And the Warmth of the Fiber Tone Over Time. Dust Gently With A Soft, Dry Cloth. Vacuum Lightly Using A Brush Attachment On Low Suction To Remove Surface Dust From the Woven Relief. Avoid Prolonged Exposure To Direct Sunlight To Maintain Natural Fiber Tone. If Spot Cleaning Is Necessary, Use A Lightly Damp Cloth On the Affected Area Only — Allow To Air Dry Fully. Keep Away From Excessive Moisture And Humidity — Jute Fiber Is Sensitive To Sustained Dampness. the Natural Wood Frame May Be Wiped With A Dry Cloth — Avoid Wood Cleaners Or Oils Near the Jute Surface.
