To preserve the beauty and original shape of your handmade carpet:

Washing: Machine wash at a maximum of 40°C.

Spin Cycle: Keep it gentle, up to 800 rpm.

Drying: Lay flat to dry to prevent creases. Do not tumble dry.

To clean a Nakambe rug, use Marseille soap, a soft brush, and water. It is made of 100% cotton, so these products are ideal for a gentle yet effective cleaning.

To avoid damaging your rug, avoid leaving it folded for hours, and never fold it while it is wet. Do not let it dry in the sun, and always use a detergent for delicates.

Yes, your Nakambe rug can be machine washed at a maximum of 40°C with a delicate spin cycle up to 800 rpm.

Remember to lay it flat to dry in the shade.

No, it is essential to use a detergent for delicates to protect the cotton fibers and the colors of your rug.

Drying the rug by laying it flat is crucial to prevent warping and creases. If it becomes slightly misshapen, stretch it out carefully while it is still damp to help it regain its form.

If the creases persist, you can try stretching it by firmly pulling opposite edges of the rug; this helps to loosen the crochet knots that may have tightened during the washing process.

After washing, you may notice small threads emerging from the edges of the fabric. Please do not worry, as this is a normal occurrence for handmade textile products.

If you feel it is necessary, you can reach out to us through the "Contact Us" section of our website. Our team can visit your home to trim any excess threads and restore your rug so it looks as good as new.