Nebula Black 9'9 x 13'9 Rug

The carved accents are a sophisticated design feature where the pile is hand-cut at varying heights. This technique adds a tactile, three-dimensional quality to the abstract pattern, creating a sense of depth and movement. It transforms the contemporary design into a statement piece that offers both visual interest and a luxurious, textured feel underfoot.

Not at all. Shedding is a natural and expected characteristic of high-quality, handmade wool rugs and is not a manufacturing defect. These are simply loose fibers that were tucked into the weave during construction. With regular vacuuming using a suction-only setting (avoiding a beater bar), shedding will typically subside significantly within the first few months of use.

Because New Zealand wool is naturally water-repellent, most liquid spills will bead up on the surface rather than soaking in immediately. We recommend blotting the spill immediately with a clean, dry white cloth—avoid rubbing, as this can push the liquid deeper into the fibers. For long-term care and deep cleaning, we suggest professional rug cleaning to preserve the delicate balance of the wool and silky Luxcelle™ blend.

At approximately 10' x 14' (9'9" x 13'9"), this is classified as an "Estate Size" rug, specifically designed to anchor expansive floor plans. In a large living room, a rug of this scale allows you to place all furniture legs comfortably on the rug, creating a defined and cohesive seating area that prevents the furniture from looking "lost" in an open space.

This contemporary rug uses a solid black ground as a dramatic canvas for its vibrant strokes of purple, blue, red, and gold. To create a harmonious room, treat the rug as your primary "anchor" and pull one or two of its accent colors to use in your decor. For instance, pairing this rug with gold-toned metal accents or deep blue throw pillows will draw out those specific hues and create a professionally styled, curated look.

This rug is handmade from a premium blend featuring New Zealand wool, which is widely considered the gold standard for rug fibers. New Zealand wool is exceptionally durable and possesses a natural elasticity that allows the pile to "bounce back" even in high-traffic areas. Additionally, it contains natural oils that make it inherently resistant to staining and soiling, ensuring the vibrant purple and gold accents remain bright over time.