In villages across northern India, women have traditionally woven dhurries, flat tapestry rugs, as part of a bride's trousseau. The rugs are practical - used as floor coverings or on the charpoy, the woven bed common in village homes - but also highly expressive, featuring unique colors and creative designs. Beyond their beauty, dhurries represent continuity in craft tradition, linking generations of women through weaving. Even today, this craft remains a living practice in farming communities of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh. 46" x 81" 100% Cotton Machine wash cold, separately, gentle cycle.