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RugMark is working to end illegal child labor in the carpet industry and to offer educational opportunities to children in South Asia.
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.jpg) “When I travel to find a rug,” says Christiane Millinger, partner in Madison Millinger Rugs showroom, “I look for the ones that really talk, the absolutely fabulous ones that go deeper than any one style.” Carrying brands that treat weavers equitably, do not use child labor and pay fair wages, are also important criteria that Millinger looks for when selecting rugs. The RugMark label is one tool that helps her convey this to clients. More >
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RugMark’s new How to Buy a Rug guide now makes it easier for individuals to buy handmade rugs that are both visually beautiful and ethically made. The guide, which distills the often daunting process of purchasing a handmade rug into five steps, stresses the importance of selecting a carpet that is made by skilled adult artisans. More >
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