EORC Golden Mirage Hand-Tufted Wool Area Rug
Hand-tufted wool rug with a yellow abstract gradient design, made in India for medium to high-traffic rooms
- Hand-knotted wool pile gives a plush, durable surface
- Abstract yellow dip-dyed gradient adds warmth and visual depth
- Low-shedding construction suits medium to high-traffic rooms
- Spot-clean with cold water and mild soap for easy upkeep
- Made in India using traditional hand-tufted craftsmanship
Contemporary Wool Rug
The Golden Mirage is a hand-tufted area rug crafted from wool with an all-over abstract design in yellow tones. Made in India, it uses a dip-dyed technique to create a subtle gradient effect across the surface. The low-shedding pile lays flat and provides a plush, comfortable feel underfoot. It is intended for living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas and offices.
High-Traffic Living Spaces
This rug suits households wanting a durable, soft wool floor covering that withstands medium to high foot traffic while adding warmth and visual depth. The contemporary pattern works in both modern and transitional decor schemes. Buyers who require a machine-washable rug or a completely non-shedding synthetic fibre should consider other options. No specific underlay or adhesive is included or specified.
Hand-Tufted Wool Construction
The defining specification is the hand-tufted wool pile, which determines the rug's texture, durability and care requirements. Wool naturally resists crushing and offers inherent soil resistance suited to busy areas. The construction method creates a dense, low-shedding surface that vacuums easily on a low-pile setting. Spot cleaning with cold water and mild soap is the recommended maintenance.
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- Price $170.99
- Pricier than about 72% of the 588 comparable items (median $42.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the hand-tufted wool rug installed, and what step prevents rippling?
Unroll the rug on a clean, dry floor and smooth it outward from the centre; the step people skip is leaving it flat for several hours so the wool fibres relax and the gradient pattern lays flat without ripples.
What maintenance will the wool pile need over time?
Vacuum regularly on a low-pile setting, rotate the rug every few months to even traffic wear, and spot-clean spills immediately with cold water and mild soap to preserve the dip-dyed gradient colours.
What limit appears first under sustained foot traffic on this rug?
The low-shedding wool pile is rated for medium to high-traffic areas, so gradual fibre compression in the busiest paths will show before any structural wear on the hand-tufted backing.
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