Living up to its nickname as the as the Golden Fiber, jute is a staple in organic home decor. Hand-braided in India from natural jute and cotton fibers, our Braided Jute Collection features a variety of patterns and neutral colors that make these rugs the perfect base for any room's design. As soft as they are durable, these rugs are the perfect organic accent to any room's design. Handmade rugs should be treated more carefully than machine-made rugs due to the artisanal nature in which they are created. Remove any stains immediately by blotting with a clean cloth or sponge. Avoid using water as that might damage and discolor the natural fibers, instead, for tougher stains use a dry rug shampoo or baking soda. For dry debris take the rug outdoors and give it a good shake. Rotate for even wear.
Color
Natural
Collection
Darrel
Material
Cotton
Pattern
Braided
Shape
Rectangle
Style
Braided
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
How do you clean a stain on a natural fiber rug without damaging the material?
Because jute is a highly absorbent natural material, our care guide strongly recommends avoiding the use of water, which can cause permanent discoloration and fiber damage. For liquid spills, immediately blot the area with a clean, dry cloth or sponge. For more stubborn stains, we recommend using a dry rug shampoo or baking soda to lift debris. For general maintenance, take the rug outdoors for a firm shake to remove dry debris and rotate it regularly to ensure even wear across the artisanal weave.
Is a braided natural rug a good choice for high-traffic areas like an entryway?
While jute is known for its impressive durability, it is best utilized in medium to low-traffic areas such as bedrooms, dens, or home offices. Because natural fibers can be sensitive to moisture and mud brought in from outside, they may require more specialized maintenance in an entryway. At 5'1" x 8', this rug is perfectly sized to anchor a smaller seating arrangement or provide a soft, textural accent under the foot of a bed.
Is this rug soft enough for a home with children or pets?
Jute is widely considered the softest of the natural plant-based fibers. The inclusion of cotton in this hand-braided construction further enhances its softness, making it more comfortable for walking or sitting than a traditional sisal rug. While durable, pet owners should be aware that natural fibers are best cleaned with dry methods, so prompt attention to pet accidents is essential to prevent permanent staining.
Can this rug be used in a coastal home or a humid environment?
The organic aesthetic of jute and cotton is a hallmark of coastal and beach house styles. However, it is important to note that natural fibers are inherently absorbent and can be susceptible to moisture in very damp or humid climates. To maintain the integrity of the rug in these locations, ensure the space has adequate airflow and ventilation to prevent moisture from becoming trapped within the hand-braided fibers.
What should I expect regarding shedding with a natural fiber rug?
Shedding is a normal and expected characteristic of high-quality, handmade natural fiber rugs. You may notice small fibers on the floor beneath the rug, especially during the first few months of use. To manage this effectively, we recommend vacuuming the rug regularly using a suction-only setting (avoiding a beater bar) to keep the surface clean and protect the integrity of the braided design.
What are the benefits of a rug made from natural jute and cotton?
Jute, often celebrated as the "Golden Fiber," provides a beautiful organic texture that is a staple in natural home decor. This specific rug is hand-braided in India, combining the sustainable durability of jute with soft cotton fibers to create a piece that is both resilient and comfortable underfoot. Its natural and neutral color palette makes it an ideal foundational element for any casual or organic room design.
61.00"w x 0.50"d x 96.00"h
