Star Wars Corellian Ikat Flatwoven Rug
Original Price:$409.00
Sale Price:$286.30
(-30%)
Our Flatwoven Two-Piece Rug is our most practical style, designed for busy spaces and under furniture.
Two-piece washable rug system: Rug Cover + Rug Pad (required)
Flatwoven texture (2mm) for a smooth, low-pile feel
Stain-resistant, water-resistant, and easy to maintain
Color variation is natural. Expect subtle shifts in shade and tone from rug to rug
Made from 100% polyester with a built-in waterproof barrier
Note: A Standard or Cushioned Rug Pad is required.
Daily Maintenance
Shake, sweep, or vacuum to remove dirt, dust, and debris.
Treat small stains with Ruggable's Spot Cleaner & Stain Remover or soap and water.
Deep Clean
Detach rug cover from pad for easy cleaning.
Rinse rug cover with a garden hose and spot clean. Lay flat to air-dry.
Machine wash rug cover separately in cold water using a mild, non-bleach detergent. Tumble-dry on air fluff mode or lay flat to air-dry. Click to view our Washer Size Requirements.
Rinse rug pad with a garden hose, then lay flat to air-dry.
Storage
Roll (don’t fold) your rug cover with the design side facing out.
Free Shipping
Enjoy free standard shipping on all orders within the contiguous U.S.
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Extended 60-Day Returns
Enjoy an extended 60-day return and exchange window for the holidays. Eligible purchases made November 2–December 25, 2026, can be returned or exchanged within 60 days of delivery. Outside this period, our standard 30-day Life Happens Guarantee applies.
Final sale items are not eligible for return. A return processing fee applies to returned items. Learn more about returns.
Futuristic starships take on a traditional ikat style with our Corellian Ikat Polychrome Rug. This Star Wars-themed rug features a fleet of ships representing the dark and light side: TIE Inceptors, Imperial Star Destroyers, X-wing Starfighters, and who could forget about the Millennium Falcon. Tinted in multiple colors on a background of silver, these ships are drawn with jagged dyed thread-like edges, inspired by an ikat dying and weaving technique, to represent speed and motion as they jump through hyperspace.