The Isaac is a 153 x 243 cm rug hand-knotted from premium natural wool - a straightforward, well-made piece rather than a statement one. At this size and construction it is the kind of purchase that outlasts the furniture around it.

Key Features

• Hand-knotted construction with no adhesive backing
• Crafted from premium natural wool
• 153 x 243 cm, roughly 5 x 8 feet
• Beige tone suited to most interiors
• Dense, durable pile built for long-term use
• Adds warmth and sound absorption to a room

Product Details

• Material: Premium natural wool
• Construction: Hand-knotted
• Colour: Beige
• Dimensions: 153 x 243 cm (approximately 5 x 8 feet)
• Suitable for: Living rooms and bedrooms
• Handcrafted in: India

How to Use & Style It

• Under a living room coffee table with the sofa's front legs on it
• Under a bed, extending past both sides
• In a formal seating or drawing room
• In a home office or study under the desk and chair
• As a wedding or housewarming gift

Care & Maintenance

• Vacuum on suction only, with the brush roll off
• Blot spills immediately; never rub or soak the pile
• Use an anti-slip underlay and furniture coasters on the legs
• Rotate 180 degrees every few months for even wear and fading
• Professional cleaning every year or two; never wash at home

Frequently Asked Questions

What does hand-knotted actually mean?

Each knot is tied by hand onto the warp threads of a loom, so the pile is part of the rug's structure rather than punched into a backing and held with adhesive. It is the slowest and most durable way to make a rug - a 153 x 243 cm piece takes months on the loom, which is why hand-knotted costs more than hand-tufted and why it lasts decades rather than years.

How is this different from a hand-tufted rug?

A tufted rug has its pile punched into a fabric backing and glued in place; a hand-knotted rug has no adhesive and no separate backing at all. Tufted rugs are cheaper and quicker to make but the backing eventually degrades. Hand-knotted rugs are the ones that get passed down.

Does a wool rug make a room quieter?

Noticeably, yes. A dense wool rug absorbs sound that bounces off tile and marble, which is why rooms with hard flooring echo and carpeted ones do not. In a flat with tiled floors it is one of the more obvious differences a rug makes.

Will it slip on a tiled or marble floor?

Any rug will slide on tile, marble or kota stone, which is most Indian flooring. Use an anti-slip underlay underneath - it stops the movement, adds cushioning underfoot and keeps the edges from curling up over time.

How do I protect it from moths during storage?

Moths are the real risk to any wool rug in India, and they attack rugs that are rolled away unused rather than ones in daily use. Clean it before storing, roll it with the pile facing inwards, wrap it in breathable cloth rather than plastic, and tuck in neem leaves or naphthalene. Unroll and air it every few months.

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