Construction
Hand-knotted
Each knot tied by hand, one at a time.
Material
Wool, Viscose & Linen
Origin
India
Care
Vacuum approximately once a week on a low-suction setting.
Use a gentle vacuum head and avoid vigorous brushing, scrubbing, or repeated passes over the same area.
Never beat or strike the rug to remove dust.
For deeper dust removal, gently shake the rug when practical or occasionally vacuum the reverse side.
Attend to spills immediately by blotting with a clean, dry, absorbent cloth. Avoid rubbing, as this may spread the stain or disturb the fibres.
Do not use bleach, harsh detergents, or strong household cleaning products.
Avoid saturating the rug with water and do not allow it to remain damp for extended periods.
Rotate the rug periodically to help distribute foot traffic, wear, and natural colour changes evenly.
Minimise prolonged exposure to strong, direct sunlight to help preserve the rug’s colours.
For thorough cleaning or difficult stains, we recommend using a professional rug-cleaning service experienced with handmade rugs.
Amber is fossil resin — sap that kept whatever it caught, and is valued now for exactly what it interrupted.
Hand knotted in wool, viscose and linen, three fibres taking dye at different rates so the surface holds a natural variation.
At 6.7 x 9.1 ft it is a generous room carpet, large enough that furniture sits fully on it.
The linen gives the pile a drier hand than an all-wool blend.