Limited second edition with unique salvage

One-of-a-Kind Rug Fragment Flag

Historic textile meets functional design

The details of RUGLING 09: Limited Edition Rug Cork Board Flag

Rug Fragment
Kurdish Malayer circa 1915 Mounting: High quality mounted cork concealed behind rug fragment Hanging: Wooden dowel with copper wire (alternatively natural hemp twine) Dimensions (incl. dowels): Approximately 18" x 15" Glue: None used on rug fragment to preserve reversibility

What arrives

One curated rug fragment cork board wall hanging mounted on wooden dowel and copper wire

Dimensions and hanging options

Size & Fit

Hang on wall using provided dowel and wire; use cork surface to pin notes, photos, or reminders.

Shipping and returns policies

Order & Delivery

Shipping

Ships within 1-3 business days via UPS Ground unless freight is required. Shipments are insured and include tracking. See checkout for shipping rates and estimates.

Returns

30 day returns with no label fee or restocking fee. Item must be in transit within 3 days of receiving return label. Contact Old New House promptly for assistance with shipping issues.
RUGLING 09 Limited Edition Wall Hanging featuring antique Kurdish Malayer rug fragment with cork board

Old soul, new wall

A salvaged Kurdish Malayer fragment, c.1915, reimagined as a flag that quietly keeps your notes and stories close.

Threaded memory

RUGLING 09: Limited Edition Rug Cork Board Flag

One of one

Walls often need a touch that feels lived-in without feeling busy. RUGLING 09 brings century-old pattern and warmth while working as a discreet place to pin the week’s passing moments. The cork is concealed, so what you see is art—what you use is a board. Ready to hang with a wooden dowel and copper wire, it claims a modest 18 x 15 inches of space and a generous share of attention.

Quiet utility

This piece keeps a rescued textile in circulation, not in storage. The fragment is set without glue contact, so its story remains reversible, its life ongoing. Notes, photos, and reminders meet a surface that has already lived a hundred years—every pin becomes part of the conversation.

For the keeper of small moments

Someone who wants a functional wall piece with authentic antique textile character, sized for entryways, studios, or a home office.

In daily orbit

Hang by the dowel in a spot you pass often and pin rotating notes, postcards, or reminders to the concealed cork backing.
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Crafted by Old New House®

Maker Story

Old New House® brings a generational eye to hand‑picked vintage and antique rugs. Dave draws on a four‑generation line on his mother’s side and a five‑generation lineage on his father’s side in designing, manufacturing and importing hand knotted rugs dating to the mid‑1800s. Together with Melissa—who photographs and edits every listing—they curate each textile and also make one‑of‑a‑kind furniture and pillows. Operating from a flagship showroom in the NYC suburbs and balancing family life with two young children, they prioritize quality, craftsmanship, and the decorative story behind each piece. If you want authentic hand‑knotted construction presented with thoughtful photography and considered editing, Old New House® offers highly curated, sustainable‑luxury choices that sit comfortably in modern interiors.
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Questions about RUGLING 09

FAQs

What makes this edition unique?
RUGLING 09 is a limited second edition, 1 out of 1, built around a single antique Kurdish Malayer rug fragment from circa 1915.
How is it hung?
It comes ready to hang on a wooden dowel with copper wire; you can swap the wire for natural hemp twine if you prefer.
What are the overall dimensions on the wall?
Approximately 18 inches by 15 inches, including the dowels.
Can I actually pin items to it?
Yes, it functions as a cork board with concealed cork behind the fragment for pinning notes, photos, and reminders.
Will removing pins affect the textile?
Because no glue touches the rug fragment, you may feel some resistance when pulling pins from the rug portion; this is normal and preserves the fragment’s reversibility.