Quince Wool Rug

Hand-knotted construction is considered the gold standard for rugs. It involves artisans tying individual knots by hand, which creates a dense, heirloom-quality pile that is significantly more durable and resistant to wear than machine-made alternatives.

Yes, a rug pad is highly recommended. Because this rug has no backing, a pad will prevent it from slipping on hard floors, protect the wool fibers from friction, and provide an extra layer of cushioning underfoot.

Wool is naturally resilient, but it requires gentle care. Vacuum regularly using suction only—avoid using a beater brush, as it can pull at the knots and damage the fibers over time.

This rug is designed for medium-traffic areas. While the wool is durable, it is best suited for living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas rather than high-traffic zones like entryways where it might be exposed to heavy dirt or constant foot traffic.

Because each rug is handmade by artisans, there will be slight variations in the design, color, and texture. These subtle differences are not defects but rather unique characteristics that give each piece its own personality.