Beige and Blue Vintage Traditional Handknotted Heriz Serapi Rug Made with Wool | Oxidised,DIstressed low Pile Vintage Rug, Living Room Rug

8x10 is Available in Stock,All other sizes are Made to Order within 25 - 90 Days

1. Traditional Design : The intricate designs are taken from traditional rugs,following traditional weaving techniques that have been passed down through generations.

2. Wool Material: Traditional Persian rugs are typically made from high-quality wool, which is known for its durability, softness, and natural resistance to stains and wear. Wool rugs are prized for their warmth and texture.

3. Oxidized and Distressed Finish: Some Persian rugs are intentionally given an oxidized or distressed finish to create an antique or vintage appearance. This involves treating the rug to give it a weathered, aged look, which can add character and charm to the piece.

4. Knots: 80 Knots Per Square Inch

5. Low Pile: Low pile refers to the height of the rug fibers. A low pile rug has shorter, denser fibers compared to high pile rugs.As it has low pile cotton is visible at places to give it distressed look.

6. Living Room Rug: Persian rugs are popular choices for living rooms due to their beauty and the cozy atmosphere they can create. They can serve as a centerpiece in your living space, adding warmth and a touch of elegance to the room.

7. Color: Beige  is a versatile color that can complement a variety of interior design styles. It can add earthiness and warmth to your living room while allowing other colors in the room to pop.

When shopping for a Persian rug, it's essential to consider factors such as size, design, and budget to find the perfect piece that suits your living room's decor and your personal preferences. Additionally, make sure to care for your rug properly to preserve its beauty and longevity.

User's Guide for Your Rug:

1. Moisture Management:  To maintain the quality of your rug, avoid exposing it to prolonged moisture. Keep it away from damp areas or direct contact with liquids.

2. Dust Removal:  Regularly vacuum your rug to remove dust and debris. Alternatively, you can shake it gently outdoors to dislodge loose dirt and dust.

3. Tending Loose Threads:  If you notice any loose threads, resist the urge to pull them. Instead, use scissors to carefully trim the loose ends to prevent further unraveling.

4. Handling Spills:  In the event of a spill, act quickly. Blot the affected area immediately with a white cloth or paper towel. Avoid using harsh chemicals or detergents, as they may damage or fade the rug's colors.

5. Furniture Protection:  If heavy furniture is placed on the rug, consider using rug protectors or furniture coasters underneath to distribute the weight evenly. This will help prevent excessive wear and indentation marks on the rug.