Check label sewn onto the rug for recommended washing machine capacity for each rug. For this size, we recommend a minimum capacity of 9kg.
To achieve the best result, vacuum the rug carefully before the washing.
Remove the braids before using the washing machine – braids should be handwashed.
Wash separately at 30º, using a gentle cycle and a short program (max 30 min). Use a neutral detergent.
Make sure you use a low spin cycle if the rug has braids or fringes.
Do not bleach. Avoid using softener.
Do not leave the wet rug in the washer, as colors may bleed.
Tumble dry at low temperature.
Do not dry clean

When you unpack your rug, lay flat and allow the pile to condition at room temperature for 2-3 days, then brush or vacuum as normal to allow the pile to recover.
We recommend regular vacuum cleaning using low-powered vacuum cleaner with high-pile setting, to remove any loose fibers and to prevent dust and crumbs from setting into the roots of the fiber.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight as it may result in color fading.
Trim with scissors any pulled or loose threads to prevent further damage.
Clean spots and absorb liquid spills immediately with a clean, absorptive cloth. Avoid scrubbing to prevent damage.
Do not use chemicals as they could damage or fade the colors of your rug.
Never store your rug in an airtight plastic bag – use our practical cotton bag for storing.
We recommend the use of the anti-slip underlay to keep your rug in place.

This is a handcrafted piece, and slight variations in color and appearance may occur, being part of its uniqueness.

Wool rugs will shed fibers when new and during use. This is not a defect, but a characteristic of the natural wool fiber used.

We do not recommend using this rug for children under 3 years.