Revival Rugs Kaibab Rug

This blend balances durability with comfort. The jute provides a sturdy, structured foundation, while the wool and viscose add a softer, slightly lustrous finish that makes the rug more comfortable underfoot than a 100% jute rug.

Yes, the flatweave construction is inherently durable and designed to withstand regular foot traffic. However, because it contains natural fibers like wool and jute, it performs best in medium-traffic areas rather than high-moisture or heavy-traffic entryways.

While the rug features a latex cotton backing for added stability, we strongly recommend using a rug pad. A pad will provide extra cushioning, prevent slipping, and extend the life of the rug by reducing friction between the fibers and the floor.

To maintain the integrity of the fibers, vacuum only on a low setting using a non-rotary suction attachment. Avoid using a beater bar, as it can snag the weave and damage the natural fibers over time.

No, this rug is strictly for indoor use. The natural fibers, particularly the wool and viscose, are susceptible to damage from moisture, direct sunlight, and humidity, which can cause fading or fiber degradation.

The pattern is subtle and sophisticated, created by the interaction of the warp and weft fibers. From a distance, it appears as a textured, solid color, but up close, you will see the intricate, layered geometric details that give the rug its depth.