Annie Selke Nora Hand Knotted Wool Rug

Hand-knotted rugs are considered the gold standard for longevity. Because each knot is tied individually by master artisans, the rug is significantly more resistant to wear and tear than machine-made alternatives, making it a true heirloom-quality piece.

Yes, the combination of high-quality New Zealand wool and hand-knotted construction makes this rug exceptionally durable. Wool is naturally stain-resistant and resilient, so it holds up well in busy spaces, though we recommend using a rug pad to prevent shifting and extend its life.

A 0.75-inch pile height is considered plush and substantial. You will notice a soft, luxurious cushion when walking on it, which makes it an excellent choice for bedrooms or cozy living areas where comfort is a priority.

No, this rug is strictly for indoor use. The natural wool fibers are not designed to withstand the moisture, direct sunlight, and temperature fluctuations found in outdoor environments.

A rug pad is essential for two reasons: it prevents the rug from slipping on hard floors and provides an extra layer of cushioning that protects the backing from friction. Using a pad will significantly extend the life of your rug and keep it securely in place.

Yes, because each rug is crafted by hand, slight variations in the pattern and color are expected and part of the charm. These unique characteristics are evidence of the artisanal process and ensure that your rug is one-of-a-kind.