


Profound Wool & Silk Rug / Ivory Sage
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.
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Rug Profile
Hand-tufted in New Zealand wool and silk, deep in tone and slow to reveal its pattern, in ivory sage.
| Made of | New Zealand wool and silk |
| Feel | Soft, with a low sheen that shifts as you cross the room |
| Technique | Hand-tufted |
| Thickness | 14-16 mm |
| Colour | Ivory Sage |
| Sizes |
5x8 · 6x9 · 8x10 · 9x12 · 10x14 ft
150x240 · 180x270 · 240x300 · 270x360 · 300x420 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 |
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.


