Hand-knotted Colonnade no.01 by Cappelen Dimyr
Colonnade no.01 has a soft irregular pattern that creates a vivid and intriguing feel. The rug is crafted in natural and unbleached wool in a soft shell-white high pile and sandy colored backing. Its long fringe-edge elevates the look and adds and artistic detail.
Any variation in colour or detailing is a result of the handcrafted nature of this item and makes each piece unique. Please also note this is a partly long pile and shaggy rug which usually have a tendency to shed more than low pile rugs. Make sure to vacuum often to reduce this.
| Product type: |
Hand knotted carpet in Wool |
| Material: |
85% Wool, 15% cotton |
| Color: |
Natural |
| Sizes: |
100 x 240 cm |
| Production: |
India |
Cappelen Dimyr uses only natural fibers such as unbleached linen and wool in an effort to make products that have minimal harmful impact on the environment. Every piece is trimmed by hand, washed with natural soap, and dried under the sun. Cappelen Dimyr uses no chemicals in any part of the production, and constantly strives to improve their practices in respect for people and the planet. The products are certified by Good Weave Certification and Care & Fair.
Care for your Cappelen Dimyr
You can trust your Cappelen Dimyr is produced by hand, in the finest available wool with long and strong fibres. However, all long pile rugs tend to shed initially and we therefore recommend you to vacuum your rug daily for an initial period. It is normal for the rug to lose individual fibres, and the excess fibres does not affect the quality of the rug. We recommend to vacuum without a rotary brush spout on our long pile rugs, since there is a risk of damaging the yarn. Also make sure not to use a heavy beater bar or have the vacuum on the setting closest to the ground. Shedding tends to decrease within a couple of months.
Remove stains by carefully use only warm water or for more heavy marks add a tiny bit of normal soap. The wool contains natural fat which helps keeping stains from penetrating the fibres, and is therefore important to sustain. For excess liquid gently dab with a microfiber cloth. For more thorough cleaning, dry cleaning is recommended.
