This gorgeous Athena area rug is perfect for adding texture and warmth to any room. Hand-tufted in India using the highest quality wool, this medium-pile area rug features a unique high/low construction for an eye-catching look. The Athena area rug will bring cottage style charm to your home. For optimal performance, we recommend pairing it with a rug pad (sold separately). Spot clean only for easy maintenance.
Color(s): Light Beige, Brown, Ink Blue, Wheat, Denim
Pantone No(s): 13-0905, 17-0808, 19-4019, 14-0627, 16-4109
-- 100% Wool
-- Cotton Canvas (with Latex)
-- Medium Pile
-- Colors include: Shadow Green, India Ink, Taupe Gray, Birch, Arona.
-- Pantone color numbers include: 14-0627, 19-4019, 17-0808, 13-0905, 16-4109.
The LIVABLISS Athena Rug collection consists of Face: 100% Wool pile woven in a wonderful Hand Tufted weave. With a beautiful color/pattern combination, our only complaint is that LIVABLISS didn't make more of them.
Considering free shipping and a 30-day return policy, the LIVABLISS Athena Rug collection is irresistible.
Care Instructions: To ensure a longer lasting quality, steps must be taken during care and cleaning to protect the durability of your polished piece. High powered vacuums, more often than not, pull out of the back of rugs, causing sprouts and a generally unattractive appearance to a once flawless rug. To counter this effect, place your vacuum starting at the edge of the rug, using a low setting and high elevation, or if possible, use hand held attachments when cleaning. As well, over time, the fibers within your piece will unavoidably begin to weaken. When this occurs, regularly, yarn will poke out from the edges of your rugs, and in order to prevent pulling, it is crucial that you do not simply pull the yarn out, but rather, cut these weak fibers using scissors to maintain the impeccable quality of your Surya rug. As well, if spills occur, it is crucial that you immediately tend to the area, blotting it with a towel to remove the moisture and to prevent any stain from setting.
