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Price: $249.00 + Free Delivery to all US addresses |
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| Item: Wool Felt Mat |
About: Ethnic modern felt mat, inspired by traditional African Kuba Cloths, designed by Pfeifer Studio and created exclusively by Stansborough Fibres at their New Zealand Studio.
Our luxurious felt mats tease your senses and beckon a bare foot rub. Place beside your bed, under your desk, in a bedroom doorway, in front of your bathroom vanity or anywhere else you might like to catch of soft step during the day.
Kuba Cloths, originally produced for ceremonial occasions by African tribes, were a source of inspiration to artists such as Klee, Picasso, and Matisse. We have added a uniquely post-modern perspective to the tradition by recreating a pattern from a traditional raffia Kuba Cloth in soft wool felt. A rubber pad is recommended when placing over a hard floor. |
Item Number: 1310001 |
| Dimensions: 36 L x 21 W inches |
| Weight: 2 lbs
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| Materials: 100% 'Stansborough Alpaca' Wool |
| Care Instructions: Dry Clean Only |
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Availability: In Stock - This item usually ships in 4 business days, but is sometimes on a short backorder. |
| Ships From: Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA |
| Ships Via: Fedex Ground to all US addresses |
| Delivery Charges: Free delivery to all US addresses |
| International Buyers: This items ships worldwide. Click here to learn more. |
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| Made In: Stansborough, New Zealand |
| Designer: Stansborough Wools. Click here to learn more about Stansborough Wools. |
| Questions?: Click here to email us about this item or call 1-866-804-1909 to speak to a customer care representative. |
| Need it Custom?: This design is available in custom sizes and materials. Please call 1-866-804-1909 for more information. |
| Eco-friendly: Stansborough Wool’s products are 100% environmentally safe. They use only natural colors or biodegradable overdyes, with no harmful acids used in the coloring. They come from a clean, green farm and wages are in line with other industries in New Zealand. They work with Alpaca wool and Gotland Sheep wool, which is one of the rarest in the world, developed from a primitive breed of sheep that dates back to the Vikings. Their designs are superior to more common wools that have been colored in harmful dyes and woven in harsh working conditions. |
| Pfeifer Exclusive: This original design is only available online and at our retail studio in beautiful New Mexico, USA. |