HC-726 Camp Carolina Hooked Rug Cotton

Cotton hooked rug.  This rug has a beauty in its simplicity. geometric squares and rectangles with reds/burnt oranges/pale warm beige, dark reds all combining to make a great overall effect.  Like our other camp rugs, this rug has been named after a local camp in Western North Carolina.  We strive to be faithful to the original designs, construction and materials found in the original American hooked rugs. Traditional Hooked rugs are truly an art form.  They are made by taking old fabrics and cutting them into narrow strips. Burlap (often recycled food sacks) was used as the foundation.  A needle with a hook on it pushed through from the top of the rug, and the fabric was then drawn to the surface.  Thus hooked rugs are often called "drawn-in-rugs". 

The rugs in our Camp Collection are made exactly the same way, one loop at a time. In our attemp to be "green", we use environmentally correct recycled fabrics, whenever possible.

Related rugs HC724 Camp Lodge Pole, H658 Laurie, NR604 Leeward Red, J2B Diamonds Rust/Wool, HC723 Camp Gunny Hill.