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Item No.
8419
Esker Rug
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4.5 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No.
8419
Esker Rug
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- Distinct hand-knotted rug.
- Flat weave with alternating cut pile for a ridged effect.
- Adds texture and subtle color to any space.
- 72" W
Shipping Options
- Threshold Delivery, In-Home Delivery
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1-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Designed by Sam Moradzadeh and Christina Tullock for Woven
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The Esker Rug (2015) is a two-colored, predominantly wool hand-knotted floor covering that combines a flat weave and alternating cut pile for an appealing ridged effect, adding texture and subtle color to any space. Made in India.
- Distinct hand-knotted rug.
- Flat weave with alternating cut pile for a ridged effect.
- Adds texture and subtle color to any space.
- Brand
- Woven
- General Dimensions
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- 72" W
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
- 1-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
- Item No.
- 8419
6' x 9'
- Length (in): 108
- Width (in): 72
- Weight (lbs): 22.05
- Pile (Thickness): .25
- 96% wool
- 4% nylon
Sam Moradzadeh and Christina Tullock
More on Sam Moradzadeh and Christina TullockCare & Maintenance
Regular Cleaning- Depending on foot traffic, we recommend professionally cleaning rugs every 1 to 3 years.
- It is important that a professional rug cleaning service specialize in hand knotted rugs, not broadloom, as the harsh chemicals used in broadloom cleaning can damage hand knotted rugs.
- Between these professional cleanings, we recommend vacuuming the rugs regularly to remove any dirt that has been ground into the rug from normal foot traffic.
- Slowly and deliberately run the vacuum over the rug, as this will allow the vacuum to remove both loose and embedded soil from the rug.
- Most common stains can be cleaned with the simple steps below and should be treated quickly when the spot is still wet.
- Dilute stain with plenty of water and subsequently blot up as much of the spill or stain as possible with a paper towel or white cloth. Do not use a colored washcloth as the dye may rub off on the rug. Do not rub the spill or stain in the rug.
- Apply a light detergent or mild soap onto the stain, working your way from the edge of the stain to the center. Do not soak the rug with soap. It may be necessary to rinse then reapply the soap in order to completely remove the stain.
- Pat (do not rub) the rug to remove excess water or soap. Dry the area thoroughly with a fan or a cool temperature hair dryer. Make sure both front and back of rug are completely dry.
- Gently brush the rug with a cloth brush to restore the fibers back to their normal shape.