Wool Rugs
Indulge in the timeless luxury of our Wool Rugs collection. Made from premium, naturally soft wool, these rugs offer unmatched durability, warmth, and comfort. Wool's natural stain resistance and insulating properties make it an excellent choice for both style and functionality. Available in a wide variety of designs, including Persian-inspired motifs, modern abstract patterns, and classic neutral tones, our wool rugs add an elegant touch to any space. Perfect for high-traffic areas, they provide longevity while maintaining their plush feel. Shop now and enjoy free shipping!
Wool is the fiber that made Eastern rugs famous: it hides soil, resists stains because of its natural lanolin, springs back under furniture and wears for decades. Every rug in this collection is wool pile, in hand-knotted and hand-tufted constructions and in every size from 2x3 to 10x14. Read our wool rug buying tips, how to clean a wool rug, and what a hand-knotted wool rug costs. Wool is also the best choice for homes with pets. Every rug ships free inside the United States with 30-day returns, direct from the importer in Deer Park, New York.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are wool rugs good for high-traffic areas?
Yes, they are the standard for hallways, living rooms and dining rooms. Wool fibers bend without breaking, hide soil between vacuums and release most spills if blotted quickly.
Do wool rugs shed?
New wool rugs, especially hand-tufted ones, shed loose fibers for the first few months. Regular vacuuming without a beater bar clears it; it is not a defect and it stops.
How do I clean a wool rug?
Vacuum weekly, blot spills with cold water and a white cloth, never scrub, and have it professionally washed every few years. Avoid oxygen bleach and hot water, which felt the wool.
Hand-knotted or hand-tufted wool?
Both use wool pile. Hand-knotted rugs are tied knot by knot and last a lifetime; hand-tufted rugs are punched into a backing and cost about a third as much for the same look.
