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Amy Helfand

Wild Garden Runner

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Wild Garden Runner

Why It's Good:

If you can get beyond the fact that you'd be walking on it, this rug is a stunning work of art, just created from Tibetan wool and Chinese silk instead of canvas and paint.

Why It's Green:

All of Helfand's rugs are Rugmark-certified (no child labor!) and hand-knotted, a traditional technique that means fewer emissions from industrial manufacture are being released into the air.

Where To Get It:

http://amyhelfand.com/
Contact designer for price and purchase information.