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Description
xProduct Description Make a vibrant, globally-inspired statement with our Tribal Jewel Toned Mosaic Rug. This striking area rug features a dense, mesmerizing all-over honeycomb or hexagonal grid pattern filled with intricate tribal flower motifs. The design is richly detailed, mimicking the texture and complexity of a traditional woven kilim while offering the plush durability of a modern rug construction. The color palette is highly saturated and complex, dominated by deep rust red and earthy terracotta, richly accented with bold geometric patterns in navy blue, mustard yellow, olive green, and rich purple. This is a powerful, artistic foundation for eclectic or bohemian spaces.
Why You Should Buy The Tribal Jewel Toned Mosaic Rug is perfect for those seeking an authentic, handcrafted look with maximum impact and color. The dense, highly detailed pattern and bold colors effectively disguise wear and tear, making it an excellent choice for high-traffic living areas. Its low-to-medium pile height provides comfort while maintaining the definition of the intricate pattern.
Benefits
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Vibrant Mosaic Pattern Rug: Features a dense, interlocking hexagonal grid pattern with traditional floral motifs.
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Saturated Jewel Tones: Rich, complex palette including red, navy, yellow, and purple for high visual impact.
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Woven Kilim Look: Modern construction replicates the intricate appearance of flatweave textiles.
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Global & Tribal Style: An eye-catching statement piece for Bohemian and Eclectic interiors.
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Durable Low-to-Medium Pile: Provides comfort and resilience for high-use areas.
How to Take Care of Your Rug To maintain the colors and pile integrity of your Tribal Jewel Toned Mosaic Rug, vacuum regularly using a low-suction setting. Avoid using a high-powered beater bar which may damage the fibers. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, light-colored cloth. Professional deep cleaning is recommended annually to preserve the weave integrity and the vibrancy of the colors.
Order Confirmation
xOrder Confirmation and Payment
Order Confirmation: After placing an order, a Seggad Gallery representative will contact the customer to confirm the details.
Deposit Requirement: A financial deposit (a percentage 15%-50% of the total order value) is required to finalize and confirm the order depending on Rug Size.
Shipping & Return
xReturns & Exchange Policy
Shop with confidence! Get a clear overview of our simple order process, 14-day return window, and the conditions for a hassle-free refund or exchange.
Conditions for Return
Return Request Window (Post-Delivery): A standard return must be requested within 14 days of receiving your order.
Item Condition: Items for return must be in the same condition as received from the courier.
No "Open and Try" Upon Receipt: The carpet cannot be opened or tried out upon delivery.
Immediate Rejection for Defects: If you notice a defect or issue with the item upon visual inspection at the time of delivery, you may reject the order and return the item immediately with the same delivery person. In this specific case, the return is free of charge.
Inspection, Refund, and Exchange
Inspection: Upon arrival at our facility, the returned item will undergo inspection to check its eligibility for a return or exchange.
Refund Processing: If the return criteria are met, refunds will be processed within 7 business days via Bank Transfer or Instapay.
Shipping Costs - Returns & Exchanges
Original Shipping Fee: The original shipping fee paid for the order is not refundable (unless the order was immediately rejected due to a defect upon delivery).
Standard Return Shipping Cost: For all returns requested after delivery (within the 14-day window), the cost of the return shipping will be deducted from the customer's refund amount.
Exchange Shipping Cost: In the case of an exchange, the customer will bear the shipping cost, which will be double the value of a standard shipping fee (to cover the return of the original item and the delivery of the new item).
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