Sultanabad Rug

Smart rug recalling 19th century examples currently held in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Sultanabad rugs and carpets are distinctive floor coverings made in Arak, Iran (formerly known as Sultanabad) since the 19th century. These rugs are known for their unique variations upon classical Persian patterns and their sophisticated, yet often whimsical, highly decorative aesthetic. Crafted from a mix of viscose and cotton with a non-slip backing, the rug features a colour palette of navy blue, cream, and warm brown, making it an ideal addition to any hallway or entrance in your home.

Colour: Navy, Cream ,Warm Brown
Viscose/cotton mix
140m x 90cm
Non slip backing.
Do not use water to clean. Use an acetic or citric solution which will not cause yellowing of the fibres. Do not use too much solution as the fibres are very absorbent. Never scrub it too hard or use an electric rug cleaner on it. If there is a spillage, use paper towels or a clean white cloth to gently blot away the spilled stuff, and after that, a cloth dipped in the acetic or citric solution to carefully dab the spot until the stain is removed. Always move the cloth in the direction of the rug’s pile, rather than rubbing it backward and forward. After you are done, you can soften the viscose fibres with some fabric softener sprayed on the treated area. Make sure that the rug or the area cleaned dries as quickly as possible to avoid damage and mildew. Do not put it near a direct heat source though! Open the windows or place it outside out of the direct sunlight to dry faster. Do not use a vacuum cleaner to hoover your viscose rug, or if you absolutely must, use the gentlest vacuum setting