The distinct lines and colors of Kristiina Lassus' rugs echo of travel, distant cultures, vibrant colors and the natural world. The design is quite modern in appearance and ideal to furnish a variety of contemporary spaces as well as classic surroundings. The rugs are knotted by hand in Nepal using traditional techniques that require about 3–4 months for each piece. Every small step in the production stage slowly leads to a precious out come rich in nuances and steeped in history, and to customs handed down through generations. The rugs are produced in limited series and are available by order. No child labor has been used in the creation (Rug mark and Kaleem certificates). The orange and linen colored ONOKO (NL2) rug is 80% natural linen and 20% Tibetan wool with edges finished with nomad fringes.