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Marsoni
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Akimbo Hand Knotted Rug||Black And WhiteThe Akimbo design is derived from a simple sketch in ink by Shanan Campanaro, whose inspiration was a vintage rug found at a sidewalk sale. With its roots in traditional textile art, this graphic geometric pattern has evolved into a modern favorite. It is available as a luxurious and versatile rug in various colorways and custom dimensions.
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