Eliza Hand-Knotted Wool Rug

Hand-knotted by skilled artisans in India, our wool rugs reflect generations of craftsmanship passed down through time. Each rug is made using time-honored techniques, resulting in a dense, durable weave with exceptional texture and integrity. The hand-knotting process allows for intricate patterns and subtle tonal variations, giving every piece a one-of-a-kind character. Ideal for both modern and traditional spaces, this heirloom-quality rug brings depth, warmth, and enduring beauty to any interior.

Details

• 100% New Zealand Wool
• Hand-knotted; 25 knots per square inch
• Material Details: Wool is a natural fiber made from the protective coats of sheep. Wool rugs are very durable, resilient, and offer natural stain resistance. They offer a soft, luxurious feel underfoot and are easy to care for.
• Construction Details: Each rug is hand-knotted on a traditional loom, with every knot tied by hand. This time-intensive process results in superior durability, while a higher knot count enhances pattern definition and long-term resilience.
• Color Palette: Oat, Toffee
• Recommended Use: A resilient and versatile area rug for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, hallways, and entryways. Hand-knotted wool rugs are soft underfoot yet durable enough for high-traffic areas, offering warmth, texture, and timeless appeal throughout the home.
• Dyed with hand-mixed, natural vegetable-based pigments; crafted without the use of synthetic chemicals.
• Handcrafted rugs may vary in design, color, pattern, size, and weight adding character to each piece and making it truly unique.
• Handcrafted by master artisans in India.

Dimensions

• Pile Height: 12 mm
• Rug Thickness: 25 mm
• Fringe Length: 3”

Care

• Wool rugs will maintain their beauty with regular vacuuming—be sure to vacuum without the beater bar engaged or use the highest pile setting.
• Shedding is a natural characteristic of wool and typically lasts 3–6 months, gradually diminishing with consistent care.
• Clip any loose threads with scissors—do not pull.
• Rotate your rug every few months to maintain even wear and prevent fading; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
• If spills occur, blot immediately with a clean, white, dry cloth; avoid using harsh chemicals.
• Professional rug cleaning recommended.
• In some cases, your rug might have a distinct smell—this smell is non-toxic and will subside after you keep the rug out in the air for a period of time. Any creases after unrolling should disappear in a week or two.
• We always recommend using a rug pad to prevent slipping, add cushion, and increase the lifespan of your rug. Use rug protectors under heavy furniture to minimize damage and wear.