Sierra Rug – Natural

Price range: US$675 through US$4,860

Handwoven area rug made from pure sheep wool by artisan in northern Argentina, using traditional techniques.

COLOR: NATURAL (undyed)
MATERIAL: 100% PURE SHEEP WOOL
WEAVE: LONG CUT PILE

Color can look different on a screen than it does in your home. We offer a Yarn Sample Card with four of our hand-dyed and natural wool colors, sent directly to you — so you can see the exact tone in person before committing to a rug.

The cost of your samples is fully credited toward your rug purchase.

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Every ANDINA piece can be made to your own size, shape — including round — and color palette. Any design from our collection can be adapted to custom dimensions. For bespoke inquiries or trade pricing, write to us at info@andinadecor.com or explore our Trade Program.

Each piece is handwoven to order. Production time ranges from 8 to 10 weeks, depending on size and complexity. For urgent requests, please contact us directly to discuss availability.

Full payment is due at checkout for most orders. We accept wire transfer or major credit cards. For larger pieces, a 50% deposit with the balance due before dispatch can be arranged — write to us at trade@andinadecor.com to coordinate payment terms.

We ship worldwide via FedEx international priority air freight, with door-to-door delivery in approximately 4–6 business days depending on destination. Shipping and import duties are always included — no additional costs on delivery. Tracking information is provided once your order is dispatched from Argentina.

Each ANDINA piece is handwoven from natural fibers. Subtle variations in tone, texture, and final measurements are inherent to the handmade process and reflect the authenticity of its origin.

Each ANDINA piece is designed to last. For care guidelines, please visit our Care & Maintenance page.

The cut pile technique begins the same way as a flat weave — threads on a loom, a wooden shuttle, the same patient rhythm. What changes is what happens after each row: loops of wool are cut by hand with scissors, leaving raised fibers that stand away from the surface.

The result is a long cut pile wool rug with a depth that no flat weave can achieve. The surface is dense, dimensional, almost tactile from across the room. Each row of raised fibers catches light differently depending on the direction — running your hand against it, then with it, produces two different sensations and two different tones.

The natural tone is undyed sheep wool. No pigments at any stage. The cream-white color is the fiber itself — warm, with the slight variation of hand-spun yarn that no industrial process can replicate.

Built entirely by hand, without electricity, in northern Argentina. The same artisan communities that weave flat rugs also make this long cut pile wool rug — the technique is more labor-intensive, which is why it exists in fewer colorways.

For bespoke dimensions or custom palettes, visit our Bespoke Rugs page. Interior designers working on residential or hospitality projects can enquire through our Trade Program.

Material:

100% Pure Sheep Wool

Construction:

Handwoven

Weave:

Cut Pile

Color:

Natural

Origen:

Argentina

Made By:

Northern Argentina Artisans

Behind every ANDINA piece lies the work of artisan weavers living in remote regions of northern Argentina.

Their craft, passed down through generations, is a quiet dialogue between tradition, nature, and time. Using pure, natural fibers and ancestral techniques, they create textiles that embody both cultural heritage and contemporary simplicity.

Each rug, cushion, and throw is the result of patience, skill, and respect—for the land, for the materials, and for the people who keep these traditions alive.

handwoven on a loom

Handmade with tree trunks from the area.

PURE SHEEP WOOL

100% natural, obtained from animals from surrounding farms.

hand spun

With a spindle.

NATURAL DYES

Derived from flowers, tree bark, and plants native to the area.

FAIR TRADE

Our model advances social, economic, and environmental sustainability impact through equitable trade and fair labor practices.

WOMEN Empowerment

Thanks to their hard work, our artisans have increased independence and opportunities, giving them more control over their own lives.

ancient techniques

Rich cultural traditions, skills, and processes passed down from multiple generations.

Environmentally Responsible

From obtaining the wool to the making of each piece, our entire process is focused on doing what is best for the planet.

At ANDINA, we are committed to responsible craftsmanship and environmental stewardship. Through our partnership with a local NGO, a tree is planted in northern Argentina for every order placed—contributing to reforestation and the preservation of native ecosystems.

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