Alia Hand-Knotted Area Rug

Hand-knotted rugs are built to last for generations. This construction method involves tying each individual knot by hand, which creates a much stronger, more resilient foundation than machine-made alternatives.

Yes, the loop pile construction is specifically designed to handle daily wear. While it is durable, we recommend placing it in lower-to-medium traffic areas to maintain the integrity of the wool fibers over time.

Because this rug is made from natural wool, it requires gentle care. You should vacuum it regularly to remove dust and debris, but avoid using a beater bar, which can damage the loops. Spot clean spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth.

While the jute backing provides a stable foundation, a rug pad is not strictly required. However, using one can add extra cushioning underfoot and provide additional grip on slippery surfaces like hardwood or tile.

No, this rug is designed exclusively for indoor use. Exposure to moisture, direct sunlight, and outdoor elements will damage the natural wool fibers and the jute backing.

It is normal for new hand-knotted wool rugs to shed slightly during the first few months. Regular vacuuming will help manage this, and the shedding will naturally decrease over time as the rug settles.