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Place of Peace Art Throw Rug

Place of Peace Art Throw Rug

Regular price $189.00AUD
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Place of Peace Art Throw Rug

Bring meaningful Indigenous artwork and earthy tones into your home with the Place of Peace Art Throw Rug, featuring a limited-edition design by Holly McLennan-Brown of Koorie Tales. Inspired by her connection to Yorta Yorta Country and the sense of comfort, belonging and peace she found with family, this striking woven throw combines intricate patterns with warm rust, charcoal and muted sage tones. Made from 100% recycled cotton, it's a versatile addition to your bedroom or living space, or a practical companion for picnics and beach days.

Features You'll Love

  • Indigenous artwork by Holly McLennan-Brown of Koorie Tales
  • Inspired by Yorta Yorta Country, family and a personal place of peace
  • Made from 100% recycled cotton with a textured woven finish
  • Reversible woven design with a naturally formed patterned backing
  • Versatile for beds, sofas, picnics, beach outings or wall décor

How to Wear It

Drape the Place of Peace Art Throw Rug over a sofa or bed to introduce earthy colour and intricate patterns into your space. Pair it with natural timber, neutral linens and woven accessories for a relaxed, nature-inspired interior, or take it along for outdoor gatherings and beach days.

Fabric, Size & Care

  • Material: 100% recycled cotton
  • Size: 160cm x 200cm 
  • Care: Machine wash on a gentle cycle.
  • Take care around sharp objects, as the woven fabric can snag or pull.

Good to Know

The reverse side develops naturally during the weaving process and may show a softer or inverted version of the design. The backing cannot be customised. Colours may vary slightly depending on lighting and screen settings.

About the Artist

Holly McLennan-Brown of Koorie Tales created this artwork in connection with her ancestral Yorta Yorta Country. The piece reflects the comfort, happiness and sense of belonging she experienced visiting family during childhood, representing a place where she could feel safe, peaceful and truly herself.

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