We tend to think of rugs as a blank canvas to create a masterpiece. Our hand woven Collection proves that theory in spades. Gloriously open fields of color are sprinkled with primitive decorative objects, each design an original work of art for your floor. Experience the luxurious softness of New Zealand wool underfoot as you immerse yourself in the artistry of hand-loomed perfection. Elevate your home with the allure of nature and the sophistication of Gabbeh-inspired design.
Color
Crimson
Collection
Tungami
Material
Wool
Pattern
Geometric
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
Can this rug help with soundproofing or insulation in an apartment?
Absolutely. Wool is a dense, natural insulator that excels at sound dampening. In an urban apartment or multi-story home, the thick pile of this hand-woven rug helps absorb ambient noise and reduces the transmission of footsteps between floors. Additionally, its thermal properties provide an extra layer of insulation against cold floors, helping to maintain a consistent room temperature throughout the year.
Where is a 3' x 5' rug most effectively placed in a home?
The 3' x 5' dimensions of this rug make it an ideal choice for smaller, high-impact zones. It is perfectly scaled for use in a home entryway, a bedside landing, or even a home office under a desk. Because it features a bold crimson geometric design, it functions as a "floor masterpiece" that can define a small space without overwhelming the surrounding decor. For larger rooms, this item is also available in 5' x 8' and 8' x 10' variations to ensure a consistent aesthetic throughout your home.
How do I manage the shedding often associated with new wool rugs?
Shedding is a natural characteristic of high-quality wool and is a sign of fiber authenticity rather than a defect. For a hand-loomed rug like this one, you can expect light shedding for the first 3 to 6 months. To manage this, we recommend regular vacuuming with a high-quality machine. Over time, the fibers will settle, and the shedding will diminish significantly, leaving you with a dense, stable pile.
What is the best way to vacuum a hand-loomed rug to prevent damage?
To preserve the integrity of the hand-woven New Zealand wool, it is critical to vacuum without the use of a beater bar or rotating brush. High-speed brushes can "fuzz" the natural fibers and cause permanent damage to the hand-loomed weave. Instead, use a suction-only setting or a handheld attachment to gently remove dust and debris. This method maintains the Gabbeh-inspired texture and prevents premature wear.
Is a wool rug a practical choice for high-traffic areas with children or pets?
Yes, wool is one of the most durable and "forgiving" materials for busy homes. Because the New Zealand wool fibers used in this rug are naturally moisture-wicking and contain protective lanolin, spills tend to sit on the surface rather than soaking in immediately, allowing for easier cleanup. For households with pets, the dense weave is more resistant to snagging than looped styles, making it a reliable foundation for everyday life.
Why is New Zealand wool preferred for a hand-woven rug?
New Zealand wool is widely considered a premium fiber in the furniture industry due to its exceptional purity and high lanolin content. This natural wax acts as a protective barrier, providing the rug with inherent stain resistance and a more resilient, "springy" feel underfoot compared to synthetic alternatives. In addition to its luxurious softness, this wool is sustainably sourced and highly durable, ensuring the geometric pattern remains vibrant even in active households.
36.00"w x 0.50"d x 60.00"h