Sandwave

Sandwave is a handwoven natural fibre rug from our Modern Collection, crafted on a textured base of Tahat bouclé yarn from our Texture Collection. The Tahat foundation, created from natural mohair curls spun into the yarn, provides a softly looped, dimensional surface that adds subtle depth and tactile interest to the rug.

The design features Black Beauty–dyed Karakul wool, which settles cleanly into the bouclé base, creating a refined monochrome contrast. The interplay between the deep black tones and the warm, natural texture of the Tahat base forms a calm, contemporary rhythm, giving the rug understated sophistication and versatility for various interior styles.

Renowned for its softness, resilience, and durability, the combination of Karakul wool and bouclé mohair ensures a comfortable underfoot experience while maintaining long-term structural integrity. Expertly handwoven by skilled artisans, Sandwave balances texture, tonal contrast, and natural fibre elegance, making it a timeless piece for living rooms, bedrooms, modern interiors, and hospitality spaces.

Product Details:

Material: Mohair Bouclé and Dyed Karakul Wool
Construction: Handwoven
Collection: Modern Collection
Base Fibre: Tahat Bouclé (Texture Collection)
Pattern Fibre: Dyed Karakul Wool (Black Beauty)
Style: Monochrome Contrast / Textured Bouclé Surface
Colour: Natural Bouclé Base with Black Accents
Category: Natural Fibre Area Rug
Suitable For: Residential & Hospitality Interiors
Usage: Living Room, Bedroom, Interior Feature Rug

Interior designers are invited to experience the craftsmanship of our collection through exclusive discounted samples from our mohair, jute, and natural fibre rug range. Sampling allows designers to evaluate texture, colour variation, and fibre quality before final specification. Samples can also be collected and returned at no cost from our showrooms located in Durban (South Africa), Atlanta, Miami, Nashville, Huntsville, and Indianapolis (USA). Contact our team to find the ideal sample for your interior project.