A worn rug displays threads and fallen leaves outdoors.
A pile of leaves lies still and dispersed on a woven rug outdoors during the day. A loomed rug has little wear. The threads in the rug alternate between medium and very thick threads of white and a medium-sized thread of teal-blue. The rug is oriented with the wefts running left to right in the white and blue threads and the warp threads running up and down. The only visible warp threads are thick white threads that form simple arrow shapes by mirroring two 45-degree angles in a twisted weave. These angled arrows repeat and alternate in the up and down directions as they travel up and down the length of the rug. The pile of leaves has fallen and turned a deep cognac-caramel. The leaves cluster mostly in the center and upward. The leaves have broken off in greater portions, becoming more and more miniscule and scattered throughout the rub over time.