Large Celtic Knot Rug BeaterThis Large Celtic Knot Rug Beater is a bold handmade impact accessory with a clean, utilitarian build and distinctive knot design. The Celtic knot motif is securely set into a durable metal handle, finished with a non-slip criss-cross heat-shrink grip for comfortable, controlled handling. Key Features Handmade black Celtic knot rug beater Distinctive Celtic knot design Durable metal handle Non-slip criss-cross heat-shrink grip Bold black statement finish Robust construction Balanced, weighty feel Smooth, wipe-clean surface Vegan-friendly materials Handmade in the UK How It Feels This piece is best described as balanced and weighty. The open Celtic knot shape gives it a distinctive feel compared with a solid paddle, while the 320 g weight adds a substantial presence in hand. It has a firmer, more structured feel than softer flexible paddles, with the metal handle helping provide control and balance. Dimensions Handle length: 17 cm Handle width: 26 mm Celtic knot size: 20 cm x 20 cm Weight: 320 g Due to the handmade nature of this item, dimensions and weight may vary slightly. Quality will remain the same. Frequently Asked Questions What is this rug beater made from? This rug beater has a Celtic knot design securely set into a durable metal handle with a non-slip criss-cross heat-shrink grip. How does this piece feel? It has a balanced, weighty feel with a structured finish. The open knot shape gives it a different sensation from a solid paddle, while the 320 g weight gives it a substantial presence. Is this vegan-friendly? Yes. This item is made without leather and uses vegan-friendly materials. Is it simple to clean? Yes. The surface can be wiped clean with a damp cloth and dried thoroughly before storing. Care Instructions Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly before storing. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as these may affect the finish or handle grip. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Intended Use For consenting adult use only. Use responsibly, communicate clearly, and stop if discomfort occurs. Avoid sensitive areas such as the head, neck, joints, spine, and kidneys.
