Anaia Black 5' x 7'6 Rug

Due to the artisanal hooked construction, which creates a looped pile, this rug requires specialized care. We recommend vacuuming regularly using a suction-only setting; avoid using a beater bar or power head, as these can pull at the loops and cause fraying. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry white cloth. Based on the material properties of wool, professional cleaning is recommended periodically to maintain the thick 0.5-inch pile and structural integrity.

While wool is highly durable and stain-resistant, the hooked construction creates a looped surface that may be susceptible to snagging from sharp pet claws. If you have pets, we recommend keeping their nails trimmed to prevent pulls. If a loop does snag, never pull it; instead, carefully tuck it back into the weave or trim it level with the rest of the pile to maintain the rug's appearance.

Wool is a premier natural fiber known for its exceptional durability and inherent performance properties. This rug’s 100% wool composition provides natural resiliency, meaning the fibers bounce back after being walked on or compressed by furniture. Additionally, wool contains lanolin, a natural oil that makes the rug resistant to dirt and liquid stains, while also acting as a natural flame retardant and insulator for both temperature and sound.

While the pattern is rooted in traditional floral design, this collection is specifically crafted with a "fresh spin" using asymmetrical designs and bold color combinations. This blend of classic hooked construction with modern layout principles makes it an excellent choice for transitional spaces, allowing it to bridge the gap between antique furniture and contemporary decor.

Absolutely. This rug is particularly well-suited for urban living and apartments due to its natural thick pile. The 0.5-inch height provides significant sound-dampening qualities, helping to reduce noise transfer between floors. Its 5' x 7'6" dimensions are also ideal for defining a specific zone—such as a seating area or home office—within a smaller floor plan without overwhelming the space.

Yes, shedding is a common and natural characteristic of high-quality wool rugs, particularly those with a thick pile. This occurs as small loose fibers work their way to the surface during the initial break-in period. Regular vacuuming with a suction-only vacuum will significantly reduce shedding over the first few months as the fibers settle.