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The Astral Overture

Woven Tapestry Rug & Throw

Price range: $141.75 through $194.25 inc. GST

SKU: Apollo-221Categories: Throw RugsTags: dark colour, nostalgic, outdoor, Timeless, van lifeBrand: RUG OPERA

An icon of our inaugural collection.
The Astral Overture Woven Tapestry Rug & Throw is a rhythmic celebration of the cosmos, capturing the ancient dance of the sun, moon, and stars. Meticulously crafted from high-density Recycled Cotton, it offers a weighted, tactile luxury that transforms any space into an immersive, celestial sanctuary. Its deep indigo background, punctuated by luminous golds and burnt oranges, creates a bold, dramatic presence.


Versatility meets artistry.
Designed with a dual-expression weave, offering two distinct visual narratives in a single, weighted composition.
This piece brings a delicious adventure to a bold, expressive lifestyle. Whether styling your home, heading out for a picnic, or planning a coastal escape, this throw adds a relaxed, creative vibe wherever it goes. Finished with finely fringed edges, it’s a statement of joy and freedom: the perfect note to complete your anywhere composition.

The Details
Every thread, considered.

  • Design: A contemporary interpretation of celestial folklore.
  • Craft: High-density, tactile Recycled Cotton.
  • Palette: Deep midnight indigo, luminous gold, and burnt orange.
  • Care: Machine wash cold, delicate cycle; hang to dry.
  • Origin: A Rug Opera exclusive.
  • *Slight variations in colour and texture are inherent to our artisanal weaving process, reflecting the unique, authentic character of every piece.*

Shipping & Support

  • Australia: Free shipping over $200. Flat rate $9.99; Express $15.
  • New Zealand: Shipping available (4–7 business days).
  • Dispatch: Processed within 1–2 business days.
  • Inquiries: hello@rugopera.com.au.
Weight 1.8 kg
Dimensions N/A
Size

Extra Large 230cm x 180cm, Medium 180cm x 130cm

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