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
Cobalt
Collection
Verwich
Colors
Blue
Material
Wool
Pattern
Striped
Shape
Rectangle
Style
Rustic
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
Is this hand-loomed rug durable enough for a home with pets and children?
Yes. Wool is one of the most durable natural fibers available. The dense, hand-loomed construction and low 0.38-inch pile provide a sturdy surface that can withstand the activity of a busy household. Because wool fibers are naturally elastic, they resist crushing and matting better than nylon or polyester. Furthermore, the Gabbeh-inspired pattern and variegated "striped" design are excellent at concealing the occasional pet hair or small crumb between vacuuming sessions.
What size rug is best for a living room versus a bedroom?
Choosing the right scale is essential for a balanced room. For a living room, the 5' x 8' or 8' x 10' sizes are ideal for anchoring a seating arrangement, typically with the front legs of your sofa resting on the rug. The 3' x 5' size is a versatile "accent" rug, perfect for defining a small reading nook, adding a soft layer to a home office, or placing on either side of a bed to provide a warm, New Zealand wool landing for your feet in the morning.
Do I need to use a rug pad with this low-pile rug?
We highly recommend using a rug pad with any area rug. A pad provides essential grip to prevent slipping on hard surfaces like wood or tile and adds a layer of impact-absorbing cushioning. This extra layer reduces the friction between the floor and the rug’s backing, which significantly extends the lifespan of the hand-loomed wool fibers.
How should I handle shedding with this hand-woven wool rug?
Shedding is a natural characteristic of high-quality wool rugs and is expected, especially during the first few months. This occurs as loose fibers from the hand-weaving process work their way to the surface. To manage this properly, we recommend vacuuming once or twice a week using a suction-only setting. It is important to avoid using a vacuum with a beater bar or "power head," as the rotating brush can agitate the wool fibers and potentially cause unnecessary wear.
Does a wool rug work well in humid or coastal climates?
Wool is a breathable, natural fiber that excels at regulating its own moisture content. While it can absorb moisture in humid environments, it also releases it back into the air as conditions change. For those in coastal or high-humidity areas, we recommend ensuring the room is well-ventilated and using a high-quality rug pad. A pad allows air to circulate beneath the rug, preventing moisture from becoming trapped between the wool and your flooring.
What makes New Zealand wool a superior choice for a rug?
New Zealand wool is globally recognized for its purity, strength, and exceptional softness. This sustainable fiber is naturally resilient, meaning it bounces back from furniture marks and foot traffic better than synthetic alternatives. It also features a natural protective coating that makes it inherently resistant to stains and soiling, ensuring the "Cobalt" blue tones remain vibrant over time.
36.00"w x 0.50"d x 60.00"h
