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Pappelina rugs are a unique, Scandinavian design that utilize woven plastic in bright colors and bold patterns. The traditional woven technique was crafted in 1948 and modernized in 1999. Easy to care for, they are machine washable but must be dripped dry. Spills should be rinsed off immediately and never rubbed. Sizes can vary up to 3% due to the production process, and its best to treat the edges with care due to the woven nature of the design.
