Gudha Wool Carpet - 200*300 - Beige / blue
Gudha, a lovely hand -woven wool mat with decorative details and luxurious quality. The carpet has a classic rectangular design and delicious multicolored tones based in beige and blue shades that will give your home a warm and cozy feel. The lashes on the short sides create a family and traditional look. The wool mat is made with different weaving techniques to create different structures that give more life in the carpet. We recommend using a slip cover underneath so that the carpet stays in place.
Product details
- Material: Wool
- Fabric: 100% Wool
- Colour: Beige
- Width: 200 cm
- Length: 300 cm
- Thickness: 1 cm
- Weight: 12 kg
- Country of origin: India
Care instructions
Wool
When exposed to direct sunlight, wool rugs can be discoloured or fade. Therefore, it’s important to rotate the carpet regularly, to keep an even colour. Do not pull any loose ends off the carpet, cut with scissors instead.
Wool is a natural material that is both durable and dirt-repellent. During the first weeks, the carpet usually gives off superfluous wool fibres, which is perfectly normal. To prevent dirt from settling in the carpet and damage it, a wool carpet should be vacuumed regularly, preferably once a week. Vacuum carefully and use a flat nozzle. A carpet underlay keeps it in place and protects it from wear and tear.
Remove stains immediately. Do not rub, instead try to soak up gently with a cloth. If the stain has already settled, use a cloth and hot water with a mild detergent. Try to gently work from the outer edges and towards the center of the stain. Professional cleaning is recommended for best results. Wool rugs should not be dry-cleaned.
Wool carpet
When exposed to direct sunlight, wool rugs can be discoloured or fade. Therefore, it’s important to rotate the carpet regularly, to keep an even colour. Do not pull any loose ends off the carpet, cut with scissors instead.
Wool is a natural material that is both durable and dirt-repellent. During the first weeks, the carpet usually gives off superfluous wool fibres, which is perfectly normal. To prevent dirt from settling in the carpet and damage it, a wool carpet should be vacuumed regularly, preferably once a week. Vacuum carefully and use a flat nozzle. A carpet underlay keeps it in place and protects it from wear and tear.
Remove stains immediately. Do not rub, instead try to soak up gently with a cloth. If the stain has already settled, use a cloth and hot water with a mild detergent. Try to gently work from the outer edges and towards the center of the stain. Professional cleaning is recommended for best results. Wool rugs should not be dry-cleaned.
