Harmony Rug

• Wool
• Hand tufted
• Pile height: 0.5"
• Indoor only
• A quality rug pad is recommended (sold separately)
• Additional sizes available by special order - price varies
• Made in India

When a rug is first laid there may be some fluffing or shedding of loose fibers, but this is perfectly normal. Shedding of loose wool fibers is a natural occurrence of all wool rugs and is to be expected. In the first year, we recommend vacuuming at least two or three times a week to remove excess fuzz that accumulates on the rug surface. This fuzzing is perfectly normal and in no way shortens the life of your rug. It is merely the result of loose fibers created during the weaving process. "Pilling" is a condition of the carpet face in which fibers from different tufts become entangled with one another, forming hard masses of fibers and tangled tufts. Pills may be cut off with scissors. Pilling can be caused by excessive heavy foot traffic or using powder cleaners or deodorizers that "clump" fibers together. Constant, heavy beater bars can also cause pilling and excessive shedding. “Sprouting” is when one yarn sticks up taller than the rest of the pile and is a natural occurrence on all tufted rugs. Snip the yarn using scissors; do not pull the yarn out. Rotate regularly to reduce fading from the Sun.