wool area rug / natural (undyed)

A timeless wool rug tufted in soft, extra-short wool pile, with a slightly longer pile finish at two of the edges. Handcrafted by artisans in undyed natural color and available in three sizes. Via a special non-toxic finishing process, this rug carries the WOOLABLE (R) patent, making it machine washable. Lightweight and less rigid than traditionally tufted wool rugs. Comes with a practical cotton tote bag. Made by Lorena Canals, a European-based company practicing socially responsible, sustainable, and non-toxic manufacturing.  ~~~~~~~~ + Lightweight: Flexible design that makes the rug easily machine washable without sacrificing quality.  + Long Lasting: High-quality natural fibers to ensure maximum durability    + Sustainable: Wool is biodegradable and naturally renewable.  + Temperature Regulating: Keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer.  + Moisture-Wicking: Wool keeps surfaces dry and reduces humidity. + Natural Insulation: Provides protection from extreme temperatures year-round. ~~~~~~~~ + Sizes: 5' 11" x 6' 7" x 0.50"                7' 10" x 8' 6" x 0.50"                9' 10" x 11' 2" x 0.50" + Composition: Pile: 100% Undyed Wool; Base: Recycled Cotton + Certificates: Certificate of Compliance (CPSIA), | RWS - Responsible Wool Standard, ISO 9001, 14001 + Made in India ~~~~~~~~ Care: Wash separately at 86 °F maximum. Do no use bleach of fabric softeners. Use a gentle cycle. (Do not use agitator.) We recommend using a natural, sustainable soap. We recommend using our dryer balls to ensure a longer lifespan. Tumble dry at low temperature. Do not leave in the washer. Avoid continuous exposure to sun If you find a long thread cut it with scissors. Never pull it. Use a low-powered vacuum cleaner regularly to clean and counteract shedding. Clean spots & absorb liquids. Using a rug pad may help prevent excessive shedding. Woolable rugs are recommended for children over 3 years old, as some light shedding can cause discomfort for babies and toddlers playing on the floor. Avoid using cleaning robots or vacuums with beater bars to prevent damaging the pile.