The Arthur New Zealand Wool Rug is a beautiful soft-touch rug, table tufted with New Zealand wool. It has a simple yet stylish appeal. The soft New Zealand wool makes the rug ultra soft and makes it a perfect choice for people who love to keep it minimalistic yet leave an impact. NZ Wool is a sustainable, natural and renewable fibre. Designed in ivory, the Arthur New Zealand Wool Rug is absolutely an eye-pleaser for your space. Details Specifications Technique: Table Tufted Material: NZ Wool Colour: Ivory Sizes available: 160x230 cm, 120x180 cm, 190x290 cm, 5x8 ft and 9x10 ft Plush pile Adapts very well to diverse styles. Rug Care Care Instructions To keep this beautiful rug as good as new through the years, make sure to follow the bellow recommendations Light Vacuum clean regularly. Avoid using beater brush on rugs. Remove spills immediately. Blot any liquid with a clean cloth or a paper napkin. Do not pull loose ends if any. Trim with scissors. Keep away from sharp objects, hot surfaces, open fire places and excess moisture. Do not soak the rug in any liquid. For initial weeks, shedding of material fibre may be observed. This is normal, and will reduce with time & usage. Colours may fade slightly when placed in areas of direct sunlight. In this case, it is advisable to periodically rotate your rug to ensure this process is even. For storage: Make sure the rug is clean and dry. Store in a ventilated, dry area. Do not fold. Roll the rug with front side in-wards. Connection to Nature How do you connect to nature with this product? This product connects you to nature by decreasing carbon footprint of humans to our environment. These rugs are made from sustainable, natural and renewable materials. Using sustainable products such as rugs made from these materials means that we are creating opportunities to maintain our current environment which both humans and nature co-exist to produce harmonious relations to support present and future generations. (USEPA) Shipping Shipping Size 160 x 230 cm: 2-4 weeks. Other Sizes: 6-9 weeks.
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