Saatva Adamas Rug

Yes, we highly recommend using a rug pad with the Adamas rug. Because it is unbacked, a pad will provide essential cushioning, prevent slipping, and protect your floors.

Natural wool rugs often shed during the first few months of use, which is a normal characteristic of the fiber. Regular vacuuming with the beater bar turned off will help manage this and keep the rug looking fresh.

While the Adamas is designed with bedroom comfort in mind, its durable, handwoven wool construction is sturdy enough for living spaces. Just keep in mind that it is unbacked, so a high-quality rug pad is crucial for longevity in high-traffic zones.

Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth to absorb as much liquid as possible. For deeper cleaning, use a mixture of mild soap and cold water, taking care not to oversaturate the wool.

The GoodWeave certification guarantees that this rug was produced ethically without the use of child labor. It ensures that the artisans in India who crafted your rug work in safe conditions and receive fair compensation.

Wool is naturally resilient and stain-resistant, making it a solid choice for homes with pets. However, because it is a handwoven, looped, or pile-style rug, be mindful that pet claws can sometimes snag the fibers.