Rug Care Guide for Hand-Knotted Oushak Rugs

Fabric Materials & Care Guide

Hand-Knotted Oushak Rugs

Materials & Craftsmanship

Each Oushak rug is hand-knotted using 100% natural wool, selected for its durability, softness, and natural warmth. The colors are created using natural, vegetable-based dyes, giving the rug depth, character, and a beautifully refined texture.

Because every rug is handmade using traditional techniques, subtle variations in color and weave are part of its authentic charm.


Caring for Your Oushak Rug

Your hand-knotted Oushak rug is a timeless piece, crafted with centuries-old weaving traditions. With proper care, it will age gracefully and remain beautiful for generations.


๐Ÿงน Regular Care

  • Vacuum gently once or twice a week using low suction
  • Avoid rotating brushes or beater bars, as they can damage delicate knots
  • Rotate the rug every 6โ€“12 months to ensure even wear and balanced color exposure

๐ŸŒž Light & Placement

  • Keep the rug away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent natural dye fading
  • Use a rug pad to reduce friction, prevent slipping, and support the rugโ€™s foundation

๐Ÿ’ง Spill & Stain Care

  • Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth
  • Never rub, as this can spread the stain and damage the wool fibers
  • If needed, use mild soap with cold water only
  • Avoid harsh chemicals or cleaning agents

๐Ÿงผ Deep Cleaning

  • Professional rug cleaning is recommended every 2โ€“3 years
  • Always choose a cleaner experienced with hand-knotted wool rugs

๐Ÿ› Storage Tips

  • Roll the rug (never fold it), with the pile facing inward
  • Store in a cool, dry place, wrapped in breathable cotton fabric
  • Avoid plastic wrapping, which can trap moisture and cause damage

๐Ÿ’– A Rug That Tells a Story

With thoughtful care, your Oushak rug will develop a richer character over time. More than a floor covering, it becomes a piece of living craftsmanship, passed down and appreciated for years to come. With proper care, your Oushak rug will age beautifully and last for generations.