Rug Maker Features the Royal Mail's Queen's Head Postage Stamp Designs
Pearl — January 1, 2011 — Art & Design
Rug Maker has received the UK's Royal Mail license to produce a unique series of rugs based on the iconic Queen's Head postage designs by Machin. These majestic stamp rugs come in different sizes and colors which reflect the different price denominations. These majestic stamp rugs can be used both as floor and wall decorations.
The majestic stamp rugs are handwoven and hand-knotted in the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal using 100% New Zealand wool. The highly skilled weavers are Tibetan and Nepalese. Rug Maker is proud of their GoodWeave certification which is issued only to rug and carpet makers which do not use illegal child labor.
The majestic stamp rugs are handwoven and hand-knotted in the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal using 100% New Zealand wool. The highly skilled weavers are Tibetan and Nepalese. Rug Maker is proud of their GoodWeave certification which is issued only to rug and carpet makers which do not use illegal child labor.
Trend Themes
1. Postage-inspired Rugs - There is an opportunity to incorporate postal designs as a trend in home decor using rugs.
2. Handwoven Rugs - The handmade aspect of these rugs can be a trend in decor and highlight the craftsmanship involved.
3. Child-labor Free Production - Promoting the GoodWeave certification gives opportunities for companies to address social responsibility in their businesses.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Offering rug designs that feature unlikely inspirations such as postal designs can attract customers looking for unique decor options.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Emphasizing the handwoven and handmade aspect of the rugs can cater to customers who value sustainable and artisanal products.
3. Social Enterprise - Child labor-free production can be a selling point for businesses promoting their social responsibility and ethical production practices.
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