Wool rug care guide
A handmade wool rug is resilient, but gentle routine care helps preserve its colour, texture and shape. Always follow the care guidance supplied with the specific rug.
Use suction only, without a rotating beater bar, and work in the direction of the pile. Avoid repeatedly vacuuming fringes and carved edges. New wool rugs may release loose surface fibres at first; gentle vacuuming helps remove them without pulling the pile.
Rotate the rug periodically so foot traffic and daylight affect the surface more evenly. A suitable rug pad can reduce movement, soften pressure on the foundation and help the rug sit securely on hard flooring.
Blot liquid with a clean, absorbent, colourfast cloth. Do not rub, scrub or soak the pile. Test any treatment in an inconspicuous area first, and contact a professional rug cleaner for persistent marks or large spills.
Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals, machine washing and unsupervised steam cleaning. Wool-and-viscose or silk blends need particular care because moisture can change their sheen and texture. Tell the cleaner the rug material and construction before treatment begins.
Clean and fully dry the rug before storage. Roll it around a sturdy tube with the pile protected, wrap it in a breathable covering and keep it in a dry space away from direct sunlight and heavy objects.
For advice about a specific rug, ask our Bhadohi studio, explore our hand-tufted rugs, or compare hand-knotted and hand-tufted construction.
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اللَّهُمَّ بَارِكْ لَنَا فِي رِزْقِنَا وَعَمَلِنَا
“O Allah, bless our provision and our work.”