Jute Woven Natural Rug

It doesn't get any easier than this all-natural stunner with a unique braided-top weave. Add it to any space for a dose of organic chic.

• FEATURES & BENEFITS: Eco-friendly, sustainable, natural materials; tightly woven, ultra-durable braided construction; sophisticated, natural earthen charm; richly textured, rustic look and feel.
• WHERE TO USE: Ideal for high-traffic areas like the living room, dining room, or covered porch. Placement of these rugs is important, as our Jute rugs are dyed with vegetable based dyes that can fade if exposed to frequent sunlight. Learn more.

Medina Blue Jacquard Woven Wool Rug

Shades of blue and grey patterned with cream wool yarn brings vintage charm and its low profile is rugged enough for any high traffic area.

• FEATURES & BENEFITS: Durable construction; lightweight, often reversible, rougher hand and natural earthen charm.
• WHERE TO USE: Suitable for dining rooms, living rooms and master bedrooms. Learn more.

Tilda Hand Knotted Wool Rug

Tilda's lyrical hand drawn diamonds sing their happy song in vibrant tones on a plush white ground of hand knotted woolen pile. Comfortable to the touch and for the eye, this lush rug brings happy home with a light, bright touch.

• FEATURES & BENEFITS: Durable construction; plush feel; eye-catching, unusual weave. Because the weave lies in a single direction and is not apt to pull, hand-knotted rugs can appear lighter from one angle than the other - an optical illusion that is part of their appeal.
• WHERE TO USE: Area rugs that are perfect for "center stage" rooms like the living room, dining room, or master bedroom. Learn more.

It is common for wool rugs to shed, as they are created from natural fibers that form long strands of material that are then hand-knotted to create delightfully soft and durable area rugs. Due to the sheared pile, loose fibers will eventually work their way to the surface. If your wool area rug starts shedding, this is normal. Just trim any tufts of wool that appear with a sharp pair of scissors; do not pull the fibers. 
Even though shedding does occur –and is not preventable–there are steps you can take to help maintain the shedding of your wool rug. Visit our Rug Breeds Guide for detailed instructions on rug placement and rug care.