Sheds at first, then settles
Real wool does this and nobody warns you. Vacuumed it every day for two weeks and now it is fine. The grid pattern is woven in rather than printed, which is what sold me. Worth the price.
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Textiles & Rugs
Hand-loomed New Zealand wool in two pile heights, 8 by 10 feet.

PATTERN
A printed grid wears off along the traffic line within a year. Here the pattern is two different pile heights, so it is structural. It reads as texture catching the light rather than as a colour laid on top.
COLOUR
The ivory is the wool's own colour, not a bleach or a dye sitting on the fibre. There is nothing in it for sunlight to lift, which matters a great deal on a rug this size in a bright room.
SHEDDING
Every new wool rug releases loose fibre left over from spinning. Expect a few weeks of extra vacuuming, after which it settles and stays put. A pad is worth ordering at the same time.
| Material | 100% undyed New Zealand wool |
| Construction | Hand-loomed, two-height pile |
| Dimensions | 8 x 10 ft |
| Pile height | 0.5 in |
| Underlay | Rug pad recommended, sold separately |
| Care | Vacuum without a beater bar, professional clean |
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers — bought as a lot, priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials. When the lot is gone we cannot always reorder.
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Real wool does this and nobody warns you. Vacuumed it every day for two weeks and now it is fine. The grid pattern is woven in rather than printed, which is what sold me. Worth the price.
From across the room it reads as plain ivory and only up close do you see the two pile heights making the grid. Because it is undyed wool rather than bleached, our west facing room has not faded a corner of it in two months. The 8 by 10 fits our sofa and both chairs with front legs on.
The listing tells you this and it is accurate, but I was still emptying the vacuum more than usual for the first month. It has settled completely now and the half inch pile still looks new. Buy the pad at the same time, an 8 by 10 this heavy still creeps without one.
A wool rug sheds for the first two to four weeks — that is loose fibre working out of the weave, not the rug coming apart. Vacuum with the beater bar off and it settles down on its own.
Linen and cotton take a cold machine wash and dry flat or on low heat. Wool prefers spot cleaning and one professional clean a year. The care label is sewn into the item and the full instructions sit under Dimensions & care.
On a hard floor, yes. It stops the rug creeping underfoot, adds a lot of comfort and keeps the backing from grinding against the boards. On carpet it is optional.
We photograph on neutral backgrounds without boosting saturation, but screens differ and natural fibres take dye unevenly by nature — that variation is part of the material, not a fault. If the shade is wrong for your room you have 30 days.