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Brindle Cowhide Rugs

Name: Brindle Cowhide Rugs
SKU: 641320894155-1
Price: 450.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£450.00

Discover Zulucow’s unique cowhide rugs, renowned for their high quality, supple texture, and exquisite multi coloured markings. Sustainably sourced from indigenous Nguni cattle, these rugs are not only stylish but also easy to clean. Elevate your space with the natural beauty and ethical craftsmanship of Zulucow’s cowhide rug

The hide you select via the drop down ‘colour’ menu is the exact hide you will receive.

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Indulge in the timeless allure of a Zulucow’s Nguni Brindle cowhide rug, each a unique statement piece that effortlessly complements both traditional and contemporary home aesthetics. From urban lofts to cosy country retreats, these rugs add a touch of elegance to any space, whether it’s a chic loft flat, a cosy ski chalet, or a serene countryside abode.

Each sustainably-sourced, Brindle cowhide rug boasts exquisite markings and symmetry. The Zulus have long revered Nguni cattle for their beauty and versatility, using their hides not only for rugs but also for shields, ceremonial clothing, and more.

Please note that due to their natural origins, the measurements of each rug may vary slightly, with an approximate size of 2m x 2m. However, we offer flexibility to accommodate your specific needs, including smaller sizes. For custom sizing or inquiries, please don’t hesitate to contact us via email.

Choose from a variety of colours: Brindle, Black and White, Brown and White, Champagne and Cream, Grey and White or Tricolour.

Cleaning Cowhides

Zulucow’s hides are robust and easy to clean (if dirtied by muddy human or animal paws.) As the hair is a hollow fibre it does not absorb dirt. If your rug does get dirty, wait for the dirt to dry; shake the rug and then brush or vacuum it in the direction of the hair. Soak up any liquid spills with a paper towel/cloth. With a damp cloth dipped in warm soapy water, gently dab the mark out. Try not to get the hide wet as it is natural leather!