Anila Rug

There’s a reason Anila was named for the Hindu god of wind. To create Anila, hand-spinners use varied textures of soft, hand-carded New Zealand yarn to create a thick-and-thin yarn known as slub yarn. When this unique, gray and ivory yarn is handwoven, the interplay of color results in a cool, blue cast that evokes movement, like a passing breeze. Fringe brings a light, playful touch, making Anila feel like a cool (but not too serious) presence in any room.