Description
Konvarne is a traditional half moon rug in soft green, with a floral medallion at its heart and a scrolling border in cream, pink and taupe that frames the whole shape. Small pink rosebuds sit between the scrolls, so the pattern feels busy up close yet calm from across the room. The pile is low and made of 100% wool, which keeps it neat and close underfoot and lets the outlines of the design stay crisp. Each one is hand tufted, and it comes in one size: a 67 by 127cm half moon rug.
The half moon shape is made for the spots a full rug would crowd. Lay it with the straight side against an inside door, at the foot of a bed or along the front of a sofa, and the curve softens the floor in front of it without covering the room. It works just as well at the bottom of the stairs or beside a dressing table, anywhere you step on and off the same patch of floor every day. If you love a traditional floral design but have only a small area to fill, this gives you the whole pattern, centre and border, in a compact size. Keep it to dry rooms: the care advice is to avoid a damp or wet floor, so a bathroom or a spot where wet boots stand is not right for it.
The rug is hand tufted with a 1cm pile and an overall thickness of 1.5cm, so it lies low on the floor; if a door has to swing across it, check the gap underneath first. Care is spot cleaning only, and the rug should be kept dry. Before you order, measure the floor where it will lie, and on a smooth floor such as wood or tile, an underlay helps keep it in place.
Specification
| Design |
Konvarne |
| Colour |
Green |
| Size |
67 x 127cm |
| Material |
100% Wool |
| Construction |
Hand tufted |
| Pile Height |
1cm |
| Thickness |
1.5cm |
| Care |
Spot clean only; Vacuum on low suction without the beater bar; Do not brush or scrub; Keep dry; Do not fold; Trim a loose strand with scissors; never pull it; Some shedding is natural at first |
| Made In |
India |
Frequently Asked
How should I vacuum the Konvarne rug?
Use a low suction setting and keep the beater bar or roller out of use. The care advice also says never to brush or scrub the rug, so a gentle pass is all it needs.
Will the wool rug shed when it is new?
Some shedding is a natural part of a new rug, so a little loose fibre at first is expected rather than a fault. Gentle vacuuming on low suction lifts it away.
What should I do if a thread comes loose?
Trim it with a pair of scissors and never pull it. Cutting a loose strand keeps the surface neat, and tugging it is the one thing the care advice rules out.
Can I fold the rug to store it?
No, the care advice is not to fold it. If you need to put it away for a while, roll it rather than fold it and keep it somewhere dry.
Is pure wool a good choice for a rug that gets daily use?
We think so. It is made of 100% wool, and the maker describes this rug as long lasting, which suits a spot beside a bed or a door that you cross every day.