Quince Troy Wool Rug

Hand-knotting is the gold standard for rug construction. It involves tying individual knots onto the warp threads, which creates a dense, incredibly durable pile that is designed to last for decades rather than years.

Yes, natural wool rugs, especially those with a high pile, will shed fibers initially. This is a normal characteristic of the material and will decrease over time with regular, gentle vacuuming using a suction-only attachment.

Yes, we highly recommend using a rug pad. It prevents the rug from slipping, protects the floor underneath, and adds an extra layer of cushioning that enhances the plush feel of the 0.70-inch pile.

The 0.70-inch pile is plush and comfortable, but it requires a bit more attention than a flatweave. We recommend vacuuming regularly without a beater bar to keep the fibers clean and upright, and spot-cleaning any spills immediately with a clean, damp cloth.

Because this rug is hand-knotted by artisans, there will be slight variations in the weave and texture from piece to piece. These subtle differences are not defects but rather the unique hallmarks of a handmade product.