Jahur Gray 10' x 14' Rug

Hand-knotted rugs represent the highest standard of rug craftsmanship. Unlike machine-made versions, this rug is meticulously created by tying thousands of individual Persian knots by hand. This labor-intensive process results in a more durable, flexible, and unique piece of art that can last for generations, whereas machine-made rugs are often bound by adhesives that can break down over time.

The design of this rug is intentionally versatile, blending Turkish influences with subtle Southwestern and Oriental motifs. The neutral gray color palette allows it to serve as a sophisticated foundation for a variety of styles. It can provide a classic touch to a traditional room or offer a textured, global-inspired element to a more modern, minimalist space.

This rug is crafted from 100% New Zealand natural handspun wool, which is globally recognized for its exceptional quality. New Zealand wool fibers are longer and whiter than standard wool, resulting in a softer texture and a more vibrant, consistent color. Its natural resilience allows the rug to bounce back from foot traffic and heavy furniture, maintaining its plush feel and appearance far longer than synthetic alternatives.

Natural wool is a highly breathable fiber, making it an excellent choice for humid environments. Unlike some synthetic materials that can trap moisture, wool's unique structure allows it to absorb and release moisture into the air, which helps regulate the rug's feel and prevents the fibers from becoming damp or musty. Its natural lanolin coating also provides a built-in layer of protection against spills and moisture.

Yes, a 10' x 14' rug is an ideal choice for large living areas or "mansion-sized" rooms. These generous dimensions are designed to anchor a full furniture set, allowing all legs of your sofas and chairs to sit comfortably on the rug. This creates a defined "room within a room" in open-concept homes, providing a cohesive and grounded aesthetic.

To preserve the integrity of the handspun wool and Persian knots, we recommend regular vacuuming using a suction-only setting or a vacuum with the beater bar turned off to avoid pulling the delicate fibers. For spills, the natural oils in the wool provide a brief window for you to blot the area with a clean, white cloth. Based on the artisanal construction of this rug, we suggest professional cleaning every 3–5 years to maintain the luster and strength of the natural wool.