Jaipur Living Yasmin Rug

The distressed technique gives the rug an intentionally faded, uneven appearance that mimics a vintage textile. It creates a subtle, lived-in look rather than a perfectly uniform solid color.

Viscose, often called art silk, is prized for its luxurious sheen and softness, but it is more delicate than wool or synthetic fibers. It is best suited for low-to-medium traffic areas like bedrooms or formal living rooms to maintain its appearance over time.

Yes, a rug pad is highly recommended. Because this rug has no backing and a low 0.25-inch pile, a pad will prevent slipping, add cushioning, and protect both the rug and your flooring.

Vacuum regularly on a low-suction setting without a beater bar to avoid pulling the fibers. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth—do not rub—and consult a professional rug cleaner for deep cleaning, as viscose can be sensitive to water.

Yes. Because of the viscose construction, the rug will exhibit a 'shading' effect where the color appears lighter or darker depending on the direction of the pile and how the light hits the surface.