Quince Tribeca Wool Rug

The blend offers the best of both worlds: the wool provides natural resilience and structure, while the viscose adds a soft, subtle sheen. Because of the viscose content, this rug is best suited for low-to-medium traffic areas like bedrooms or living rooms rather than high-traffic hallways.

Yes, some shedding is normal for handwoven wool rugs, especially during the first few months of use. Regular vacuuming will help manage loose fibers and keep the rug looking fresh.

Since this rug does not have a non-slip backing, a rug pad is highly recommended. It will prevent the rug from sliding on hard floors, protect the fibers from wear, and add an extra layer of cushioning underfoot.

For spills, blot immediately with a clean, undyed cloth—do not rub, as this can push the stain deeper into the fibers. For tougher stains, we recommend professional cleaning to avoid damaging the delicate wool and viscose blend.

The variegated look means the color isn't perfectly uniform across the entire surface. You will see subtle variations in tone and texture, which gives the rug a more artisanal, lived-in character rather than a flat, synthetic appearance.