About this product
About this item
- 【EXQUISITE NUTCRACKER & BALLERINA DESIGN】: Featuring a charming Nutcracker and ballet girl pattern in a soft watercolor fairy tale style, this Christmas area rug brings festive warmth and whimsy to any room. The scalloped wave edges add a delicate finishing touch, making it a stunning holiday decor piece for your living room, entryway, bedroom, or under the Christmas tree
- 【MACHINE WASHABLE & NON-SLIP TPR BACKING】: Crafted with a durable TPR non-slip backing that grips firmly to the floor like hundreds of tiny suction cups, this rug stays securely in place even on smooth surfaces — ideal for high-traffic areas, kitchens, and bathrooms. When spills happen, simply toss it in the washing machine for easy cleaning; the low-pile design dries quickly, keeping your home fresh and hygienic
- 【SOFT & COZY PEARL VELVET TEXTURE】: Made from premium pearl velvet (100% polyester) , this rug offers a luxuriously soft feel underfoot. The low-profile cut pile (under 0.5 inches) provides warmth and comfort without interfering with door clearance — perfect for bare feet during the chilly holiday season
- 【KIDS-FRIENDLY & PETS-FRIENDLY DESIGN】: The low-pile surface is gentle on little knees and paws, while the stain-resistant and quick-drying material makes accidental messes easy to manage. Vacuum-friendly and machine washable — a practical choice for busy households with children and pets.
- 【IMPORTANT NOTE ON SHIPPING CREASES & COLOR】: Due to long-distance shipping in a folded state, the rug may arrive with temporary creases or fold lines. Simply lay it flat for a short period, and it will naturally recover to its original shape. Additionally, slight color variations may occur due to different monitor settings, lighting conditions, and factory production batches — this is normal and does not affect product quality
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