FAQs

Every 1–3 years depending on use; rotate every 3–6 months and vacuum regularly for longevity.

Blot immediately with plain, cool water and a white cloth; avoid alkaline cleaners and scrubbing, then consult a wool-safe professional if staining persists.

Minimal shedding is normal early on; vacuum gently weekly and use a quality rug pad to reduce loose fibers over the first few months.

Yes—dense hand-knotted Tibetan wool handles traffic well; pick lower pile (around 0.25–0.5″) and patterned designs to hide wear.

Highland sheep wool is rich in lanolin, giving Tibetan rugs softness, natural sheen, and better stain resistance; long staple fibers improve durability.

Yarn loops around warps and a metal rod, then cut to form plush pile; this technique creates subtle horizontal lines and allows sculpted carving.

Hand-knotted using the Tibetan knot and high-lanolin wool; known for soft feel, resilience, and carved textures. Many modern Tibetan rugs are woven in Nepal and India.