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Quebracho Runner – Sand & Black

US$280 – US$1,260Price range: US$280 through US$1,260

A wool runner in sand and black — a sharp contrast woven in pure sheep wool using a traditional comb pattern from the Andean highlands.

Made to orderHandwoven
in 8–10 weeks

FiberNatural sheep wool

DeliveredFedEx, 4–6 days
duties included

Color Samples

Color can look different on a screen than in your room. Our Yarn Sample Card brings all twenty colors of our wool to your door, so you can see them in your own light before your rug is woven. The full price of the card is credited toward your rug. Order the Yarn Sample Card.

Lead Time

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.

Shipping & Duties

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.

Payment

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.

Natural Variations

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.

Care

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

Bespoke & Trade

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.

From Highland to Loom

Sand and black. Two tones that have been woven together in the Andean highlands for longer than anyone can trace. The Quebracho wool runner rug carries that tension — quiet and graphic at the same time.

The pattern is called peinecillo in the region where it’s made — a comb-like structure that repeats across the width of the rug. It is not decorative in the conventional sense. It is structural: the pattern and the weave are the same thing, built simultaneously, thread by thread.

The wool is hand-spun and dyed with natural pigments extracted from roots, minerals, and plants native to northern Argentina. The black is achieved through natural dyes only — no synthetic inputs at any stage of the process.

This wool runner rug is made entirely without electricity or industrial machinery. The loom is built from local wood. The hands are those of artisan cooperatives that have kept this tradition intact across generations.

Available in sizes from 2×4 ft to 3×12 ft, including a strike-off sample size. Custom lengths and colorways available through our Bespoke Rugs page. Interior designers can request samples and trade pricing through our Trade Program.

Color

Black, Sand

Material

100% Sheep Wool

Texture

Flat

Weave

Flat Weave

Construction

Handwoven

Made by

Artisans of northern Argentina

Origin

Argentina

Made by Hand

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 natural fibers and ancestral techniques, they create textiles that embody both cultural heritage and contemporary simplicity.

Craftsmanship

Woven on hand looms in northern Argentina, using techniques passed down from one generation to the next.

The Fiber

Sheep wool from northern Argentina, spun by hand and left in its natural tone or hand-dyed.

Responsibility

A tree is planted in northern Argentina for every order, through our partnership with a local NGO — supporting reforestation and native ecosystems.

Handwoven
on a Loom

Pure Sheep
Wool

Hand
Spun

Natural
Dyes

FAIRTRADE

Fair
Trade

Women
Empowerment

Ancient
Techniques

Environmentally
Responsible

Pairs Well With

Trade Program

For interior designers and architects. Preferred trade pricing, one person following your project from start to finish, and full access to our sample range.