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Our Poinsettia Hooked Wool Hearth Runner is a must-have for your holiday home.
Five multi-hued and dimensional red poinsettias with green leaves pop against the classic black background with attractive green trim border. The classic colors and design blend with any decor style to add panache to your floors.
This narrow rug adds festive style anywhere: on a raised or shallow hearth, at your door, in front of your kitchen sink, by your bed, and many other places.
This narrow runner is made of all-natural, luxurious New Zealand wool. Hand-hooked into a thick, chunky loop, the wool is naturally fire-resistant (making this runner ideal for your hearth). Designed by Vermont artist Laura Megroz.
Durable wool fibers are sustainable, easy care and non-allergenic. Cotton canvas backing. Pile is approximately ¾"H. Use with a rug pad. Spot clean or professionally clean. Imported.
1' x 4'
Dimensions
12" x 48"
Pile is approx. ¾" thick
Weighs approx 4 lbs.
Care and Cleaning
Shake out or vacuum as needed (do not use beater attachment). Clean spills immediately by blotting with a cloth or sponge; do not rub. Spot clean with a mild detergent or soap/water solution. Professional cleaning recommended for stains.
Stray loops or loose yarns may occur and are normal. Do not pull them; snip neatly with scissors. New rugs may shed or "fuzz" - this is also normal and will eventually stop; vacuum to remove as needed (do not use beater attachment).
Benefits of Wool
Wool is a great choice for fireside use. It is naturally flame-resistant due to its fiber structure: wool has a very high ignition temperature, requires a high level of oxygen to sustain combustion, has a low heat of combustion (the amount of heat released in the burning process) and is self extinguishing. Wool does not melt or stick.
