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Understand the Wool Rugs Collection

Wool identifies a fibre, not a construction method, place of origin, dye process or quality grade. This material-led collection can include hand-knotted pile rugs, flatwoven kilims, Soumaks, runners and related woven objects. Read each product record to confirm where wool appears in the pile, foundation or both, and whether other fibres are also present. The selection changes as one-of-a-kind pieces sell.

Compare Construction, Condition and Room Fit

Pile rugs and flatweaves behave differently under furniture and foot traffic. Compare thickness, flexibility, edge finish, repairs and surface condition before choosing a piece. Exact dimensions matter more than a broad size label, especially for doors, dining chairs and narrow passages. Wool alone does not guarantee stain resistance, flame performance, softness, durability or suitability for pets. Use the product page and your own household needs rather than transferring one claim to the whole collection.

Browse by Format and Context

Start with Persian rugs when origin is the main filter, or compare the Kilim Rugs and Runner Rugs collections for construction and format. Our rug construction guide explains why knot type, foundation and density must be read together. For placement, the rug pad guide begins with the floor finish and rug structure rather than one universal pad material.