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A floor mat (or rug) with a traditional design, comes with an attached padded bottom layer. Its main function is to provide a comfortable and warm ground seating, as the felt prevents the cold and hardness of the floor, while the traditional fabric gives a beautiful and authentic appearance. It is an ideal choice for tents, Bedouin houses, and lounges. Structure and composition (two layers in one piece): The mat consists of two main integrated layers (sewn together): The upper layer (traditional fabric): Function: This is the visible layer that provides the aesthetic appearance of the seating. Design: Made from woven fabric with traditional or folkloric patterns inspired by Bedouin Sadu art. These patterns feature repeated geometric shapes and vibrant, bold colors. Material: Usually made from acrylic threads or a blend of wool and acrylic, which are durable, resistant to wear, and easy to clean. The lower layer (felt): Function: This is the hidden layer that provides insulation and comfort, and is the secret to the uniqueness of this type of mat. Material: Felt is a thick, compressed layer of fibers (usually synthetic or recycled fibers). Main benefits of the felt: Excellent thermal insulation: Effectively insulates against the cold of floors (especially tiles or earthen floors in winter), and maintains the warmth of the seating. Additional comfort: Provides a soft and comfortable layer beneath the seated, eliminating the need for extra mats under the rug. Shock absorption: Makes sitting and walking on it more comfortable. Stability and anti-slip: The weight of the felt helps to keep the mat in place and prevents it from slipping easily. An all-in-one solution for ground seating that combines the beauty of traditional design embodying authenticity, with the practical comfort provided by the felt through insulation and warmth, making it an indispensable piece for any seating area seeking to combine elegance and comfort.