Description

Material:

Wool

A fiber obtained from the fleece of sheep and other certain animals, including cashmere from goats, mohair from goats, qiviut from muskoxen, angara from rabbits, and alpaca wool from camelids. It is soft, durable and sustainable. Wool is graded for fineness and length. The length varies from place to place on the animal, but it mostly varies amongst sheep breeds. The finest qualities are used for clothing and the coarser, curlier and most resilient qualities are used for carpeting.

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Technique:

Hand knotting

Produced on a vertical loom, the hand-knotted technique includes manual weaving the strands tightly to the warp by knots. The size of the knots used is what creates the difference in the variety of the rug while the number of knots influences the density, pattern and sturdiness.

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Care Instruction

1. Vacuum regularly to remove loose dirt and debris.

2. Solid material can be either removed by vacuuming or by using a knife.

3. Any liquid spill should be immediately cleaned with a clean white cloth to avoid stains.

4. Loose ends of the fibre may stick out under severe wear and tear. Clip these ends, Pulling threads or fibre may lead to severe damage to the rug.

5. Spills of coloured liquid and curry have to be immediately treated with club soda to neutralize the stain.

6. Avoid Humidity and Moisture at all costs.

7. Only in case of a severe stain should you resort to a mild soap solution. Blot to treat them and remove the solution with a wet towel.