In celebration of National Lumpy Rug Day, Truth in this Art podcast host Rob Lee sits down with Omari Martin of Way Too Tuft to discuss his unique approach to rug making. Omari is a custom rug maker who specializes in creating one-of-a-kind tuft rugs that draw inspiration from pop culture, streetwear, and sports.

Listeners will have the opportunity to learn about Omari's creative process, his influences, and the challenges he faces as a small business owner in a competitive industry. Omari's rugs are not only functional but also serve as works of art that can transform any space.

During the interview, Omari shares his experiences as a rug maker and entrepreneur, and he provides valuable insights into the world of custom rug design. Listeners will also have the opportunity to check out Omari's work on his website, https://waytootuft.com/.

This special interview is a must-listen for anyone interested in art, design, or entrepreneurship. Omari's passion for his craft is contagious, and his commitment to creating unique and high-quality products is truly inspiring. Tune in to Truth in this Art on National Lumpy Rug Day to discover the artistry behind Way Too Tuft's lumpy rugs.

National Lumpy Rug Day is an annual observance held on May 3rd that celebrates the unique texture and character of lumpy rugs. This quirky holiday encourages people to embrace imperfections and appreciate the beauty in things that may not be perfectly smooth or uniform. Whether you have a lumpy rug in your home or simply want to appreciate the charm of these unconventional floor coverings, National Lumpy Rug Day is a fun way to celebrate the unexpected.

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