Surya BRC1002 Brocade Area Rug

What's Included

Area rug

What's Not Included

Rug pad

Description

We love the way the Surya BRC1002 Brocade Area Rug artfully combines a traditional brocade design with a deconstructed contemporary design. This rug will be admired by every person who steps in the room you put it in. Multiple sizes are available so you can display it in any room of your home or office. And these colors are a perfect way to warm up the cool color palettes found in many corporate offices. The tan background drips with deep burgundy, earthy brown, regal rust-orange, and glimmering gold. A dense pile made with 100 percent New Zealand wool, only the best, is soft and naturally dirt-resistant. Hand-knotted - with 90 knots per square inch - over cotton warp and weft, this standout area rug has no backing and is made by people who care about quality in India.

About Surya Rugs
Since 1976 Surya has established itself as one of India's leading producers of fine hand-knotted, hand-tufted, and flat-woven rugs. Their products are sold in the U.S.A. at respected department and specialty stores. The company is known for its quality, value, dedication, and innovation. This includes responsibility for the entire process - spinning, dyeing, weaving, and finishing. Surya prides itself on using the best raw material available for the production of their rugs. They are proud members of "Wools of New Zealand." From design concept through production, a Surya family member is involved, making sure that the highest standards are being met at each level. Surya works with top designers and constantly updates their designs and color palettes to match and set the trends in design and fashion for the home. Surya always means a fine choice in rugs.

Dimensions & Specifications

Options

Size, 2 x 3 ft., 5 x 8 ft., 8 x 11 ft.

Care

Caring for Your Surya Rug
Maintain the beauty of your Surya rug by vacuuming it regularly. Also, turn it periodically to equalize wear and sun exposure. Remove grease spots with ordinary wool cleaning detergents. If your rug ever needs to be professionally cleaned, ensure that the cleaner knows how to care for the type of rug, and be sure to examine the rug together, in advance of the cleaning, and get a signed receipt and guarantee for the work to be done. Only when the following steps for spot cleaning are not sufficient, should you need to professionally clean your rug.

Prevent stains from setting in by cleaning spills immediately. To spot clean, use a clean, white cloth and always blot, never rub; rubbing only forces the spill deeper into the rug. Removing as much moisture as possible with a clean, absorbent, white cloth is essential. If a stain persists, use lukewarm water with a good wool cleaner and, if this fails, you can use a solvent. Be sure to pretest the solvent on a small section of the rug before using. Always use clean tap water to remove any residual cleaner, and dry towels to absorb any remaining moisture. Restore the beauty and texture of your rug by vacuuming it when it is dry.