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Pine Cone Hand-Hooked Wool Rug
$89.95 - $695.95
Our Pine Cone Hand-Hooked Wool Rug brings the great outdoors to your home with the look of inviting pines.
Designed by Vermont artists passionate about the American outdoors, our Pine Cone Hand-Hooked Wool Rug is perfect for protecting and decorating your floors or hearth. All-natural wool is hand-hooked into a thick, chunky loop that provides substantial protection and comfort for anywhere you place it, even in front of your fireplace.
Hand-hooked of luxurious, 100% New Zealand wool with a cotton canvas backing, this charming rug features a motif of pine cones and boughs intertwined with rich colors for a rustic look you’ll love anywhere.
Durable wool fibers are sustainable, easy care and non-allergenic. Imported.
- Pine Cone Hand-Hooked Wool Rug brings home the great outdoors
- Hand-hooked New Zealand wool; naturally flame-resistant and durable
- Ideal for use as a hearth rug; place in your dining room, family room or entryway
- All-natural, non-allergenic, mold-resistant
- Easy to clean, just vacuum or spot clean
Sizes are approximate; pattern varies by size
Pile is ¾"H
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.
Care and Cleaning
Vacuum (do not use beater attachment) or shake out regularly. Spot clean with a mild detergent or soap/water solution. For stains, use a professional rug cleaner (do not dry clean).
Stray loops or loose yarns may occasionally 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 the beater attachment).