Varcha Rug

Varcha, in Sanskrit, means rain.

There is nothing more pleasurable than the sound of rain and smell of rain, and being able to take an invigorating shower outdoors - exactly what inspires us in this new concept of high performance carpet. Good for indoor or outdoor use.

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Dimensions are approximate within 1 in.

<p><strong>Caring for Rugs. </strong> We recommend treating everyday stains and spillages by mopping up the area and using a solution of soft soap in warm water if required. New rugs can shed a bit of fluff, which is created from excess fibres that were not properly incorporated into the yarn during spinning. This is normal, and is not a sign that your rug is falling apart. It is best to vacuum a rug often at first until the fluffing ceases. If you are able to control the power of your vacuum cleaner, ensure that it is not at the most powerful setting. Do not use a cleaner head with teeth as this will damage the rug. If a thread becomes loose in your rug, do not pull it, but carefully cut it with sharp scissors. This will not damage the rug. Finally, the best way to mitigate fading from sunlight is to turn a rug from time to time so that at least any fade is even.</p>