Jute Alors! Floor Décor for the 21st Century Lifestyle

Jute has been cultivated, harvested and used to make textiles since around the 3rd millennium BC and for hundreds of years it was a huge part of the culture of Bangladesh, West Bengal and Assam. Jute plants (in the genus Corchorus) are a primary source of natural fibres that are used to make hessian or burlap, and used in the construction, fishing, arms and arts industries. The long, soft jute fibres have traditionally been harvested and spun into strong fibres used to make ropes, twines and cloth and jute is second only to cotton in its variety of uses and the amount grown globally.

Jute is an herbaceous annual plant that thrives in well-drained soil, making it a sustainable source of fibres. Its rapid annual growth cycle and versatility means that jute can be seen as a textile of the future, as well as of the past. Raw jute fibres are between 1 - 4 metres long, making it an ideal material for use in textile production. It can be spun into yarns and ropes which can then be woven into baskets and other containers, floor coverings, fabrics, etc. In fact, jute has proved to be such a useful resource that it's long been dubbed "the golden fibre", testament to both is golden colour and its cash value.

Jute rugs have proved a practical floor covering throughout the ages, it's a natural, easily grown fibre that is both recyclable and biodegradable - a truly eco-friendly option which is an important factor as we face Climate Change.

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For those who wish to lead a sustainable lifestyle, jute rugs are a great addition to the home. Jute is easy to clean, durable and affordable. Moreover, jute rugs are available in a huge range of designs, patterns, shapes and sizes, so there really is a jute rug ideally suited to any space in the modern, 21st Century home.

Whilst traditional jute rugs relied on the woven patterns to provide an aesthetic floor covering, the humble jute rug has now been brought bang up to date with the use of modern dyes in bright colours which are designed to complement our modern décor themes. Opting for a jute rug in bold colours and interesting textures is a great way to add the Wow Factor to any room in the home.
In rooms where a more subtle, laid-back look is desirable, there are plenty of jute rugs available in the natural golden colour of jute, featuring a huge range of elaborate patterns, which add a sense of style whilst remaining easy on the eye and fostering a relaxing atmosphere.

As we face a future where we will all have to make changes to the ways in which we live, work and play, we need to make the most of this planet's renewable natural resources. Jute is one of the most natural, eco-friendly and sustainable materials available to us today and for the future. It allows us to choose home décor accessories that don't "cost the earth".

Related Products :

Banaras Handwoven Natural Round Jute Rug https://www.greendecore.co.uk/products/banaras-handmade-round-jute-rug
Artisan Handwoven Natural Round Jute Rug
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Green Decore (https://www.greendecore.co.uk/) was launched in the UK in 2013 with a vision of creating eco-friendly home décor accessories that will enable our customers to lead a more sustainable lifestyle. We began our brand journey by offering outdoor rugs woven from recycled single-use plastics, keeping them out of our oceans and landfills sites. We have since added several ranges of eco-friendly and sustainable home décor accessories and extended our global outreach by strengthening our footprints in the USA, Europe and India.

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