SHIPPING DETAILS
Rugs held in stock are delivered within 7 to 10 days across the GCC, subject to availability.
Rugs made to your measure are completed in 30 days, or 60 days for hand-knotted pieces, with delivery added to that.
Orders placed on a Sunday or a public holiday are processed on the next working day.
Connect with us to confirm the exact timeline for your rug.
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Rug Profile
Handwoven in New Zealand wool with a deep, quiet pile, in copper.
| Made of | New Zealand wool |
| Feel | Plush underfoot, soft and deep |
| Technique | Handwoven |
| Thickness | 18-20 mm |
| Colour | Copper |
| Sizes |
5x8 · 6x9 · 8x10 · 9x12 · 10x14 · 12x15 ft
150x240 · 180x270 · 240x300 · 270x360 · 300x420 · 360x450 cm
And Custom Sizes
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| Customisation | Any size, any colour, made to your measure (30 days) |
| Care | Vacuum regularly, professional cleaning only |
Feel it before you decide
A 30 x 30 cm swatch of this rug, to see and feel at home. Its full value is credited against your rug order.
The fibre
New Zealand wool
On wet green hills at the bottom of the world, a sheep grows a fleece so tightly crimped it holds the air, and forgets your footprint by morning.
What wool gives you
- Warm in winter, cool in summer
- Soft underfoot
- Naturally flame resistant
- Reduces noise
- Wicks moisture
- Recovers from pressure
- One hundred per cent natural
- Low carbon footprint
Worth adding
Stain resistant coating
Applied at the end of making, before the rug leaves us. A spill beads on the surface instead of sinking into the pile, so you have time to lift it off with a cloth.
- Invisible. No change to colour, sheen or the hand of the rug.
- Care stays the same. Vacuum as normal, professional cleaning only.
- Priced by the size of your rug.
Rug underlay
A pad cut to the size of your rug and laid underneath it. It is the difference between a rug that sits and a rug that travels.
- Holds the rug still, so corners stop creeping and curling.
- Softens the step and adds a little height underfoot.
- Keeps grit off the back of the rug, which is what wears a pile down.
