Bolero Rug // Shiitake

COWHIDE CARE INSTRUCTIONS

When your rug first arrives, it will have folded creases from being packaged. Layout your rug flat and with the moisture in the air, the creases will flatten out within a day or two.

Natural leather is marked with signs of its natural origin as scars, insect bites, veins, hair density, shade and grain variations, among other.

These serve as proof that only genuine hides have been used and are the markings which owners cherish and should be embraced as statements of authenticity and individuality.

Durability and expected life is highly dependant on placement, installation, transit and care.

With substantial foot traffic and use, some areas may thin over time and rotating the rug is recommended for even wear. brush and, if possible, an occasional

If possible, an occasional shaking to remove dust will maintain the natural characteristics of this product. Most spills float above the hair long enough to be easily wiped with a moist sponge. a medium height setting on the brush and, if possible, an occasional

If you have any food or beverage spills, apply the mild soap and warm water to a sponge and lightly wipe (but not rub) the hide in the direction of the hair until the spot is dissolved. Rinse with a damp sponge to remove soap residue. Avoid hard or excessive friction. Be sure NOT to soak the leather underneath or it will stiffen the leather. Remove with a clean cloth or paper towel and leave to air dry. If it does get too damp, take it outside and flip it backside up to dry without getting direct sunlight.

NEVER USE saddle soap, abrasive cleaners, furniture polish or oils, varnish, alcohols, ammonia, silicone, or other cleaning products, as these products can damage the leather.

Cowhides, in general, are very easy to maintain and are naturally stain resistant as long as you catch any spills right away!

These rugs are not meant for outdoors. However, if your patio has a ceiling and the rug will not receive water from rain, that will work.