Woven with cotton rags on linen yarn. Initially, the cotton rags may shed threads—this is a natural characteristic of rag rugs and will subside with use. If bothersome, loose threads can simply be trimmed. The rug is made from coloured cotton rags, which may fade over time, particularly if placed in direct sunlight. To ensure even fading, we recommend rotating and flipping the rug regularly.

For cleaning, we recommend a water wash. The rug should be washed flat, thoroughly rinsed, then hung to dry before being rolled to maintain its shape. Small stains can be gently wiped away with a slightly damp cloth.

Act quickly to minimize damage. For solid stains remove as much as possible with a spoon. For liquids like wine and coffee blot both sides with a towel. Do not rub.

Mix a solution of 1L lukewarm water and 1 tbsp mild detergent (shampoo, laundry soap, or gall soap). Dab the stain with a white cloth, avoiding rubbing. If any colour transfer occurs, stop and contact a professional cleaner. Otherwise, continue dabbing carefully without spreading the stain.

Next, mix a rinse solution: 1L cold water, 1 tsp hair conditioner or fabric softener, and optionally 1 tsp food acetic acid. Dab the area with this solution, alternating with a dry cloth, and repeat 3-5 times. Do not rub.

Finish by drying with a towel or paper towel until no more moisture is absorbed. Use a hairdryer on low heat and allow air circulation under the rug for 24 hours. The rug may feel dry on top but still be damp underneath. If the stain remains, professional cleaning will now yield better results.