Croor Green 5' x 7'9 Rug

For natural wool, our care guide recommends a "blot, don't scrub" approach. Because wool is naturally water-resistant, liquids will often bead on the surface initially. Use a clean, dry cloth to blot the spill immediately with cool water and a very mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, as they can strip the wool of its natural protective oils and damage the vibrancy of the green hues.

This rug is meticulously hand-tufted in India using 100% premium wool, a material celebrated for its natural resilience and luxury. Unlike synthetic fibers, wool has an inherent elasticity that allows it to spring back after being compressed by foot traffic or furniture. This construction ensures a plush 0.5-inch pile that maintains its loft and appearance significantly longer than machine-made alternatives.

Initial shedding is completely normal for a high-quality 100% wool rug like this one. It is simply the result of loose fibers from the hand-tufting process making their way to the surface. Based on our expertise with natural fibers, we recommend vacuuming your rug regularly during the first few months using a vacuum without a beater bar (or with the bar set high) to allow the fibers to settle without being pulled.

Yes, wool is an exceptionally durable choice for high-traffic areas and homes with pets. The checkered pattern and varied green hues are strategically effective at masking pet hair and small debris between cleanings. Furthermore, wool contains natural lanolin—a protective oil that provides a temporary barrier against spills, giving you a "golden window" to blot away messes before they set into the fiber.

Wool is widely considered one of the healthiest materials for a home environment. As a natural, sustainable fiber, it is inherently fire-retardant and free from the high levels of VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) often found in synthetic rugs. Additionally, the dense pile of a wool rug acts as a natural filter, trapping dust and common allergens until they can be vacuumed away, rather than letting them circulate in the air.

Absolutely. With its 0.5-inch pile height and dense hand-tufted construction, this wool rug serves as an excellent acoustic insulator. The natural fibers absorb sound vibrations and reduce echoes, making it a perfect solution for urban apartment living or second-story bedrooms where minimizing noise transfer to lower levels is a priority.