Dubbed the Golden Fibre, jute is a natural filament with a golden, silky shine. Humble and long-lasting, it can be harvested every four to six months, making its production levels high and, resultantly, its products more affordable. Along with growing abundantly, it's also renewable and biodegradable. Despite being durable, jute is also soft and lustrous. 

Inherent variations in natural fibres, as well as variations resulting from the handweaving process, are to be expected and celebrated. Each item is unique and no two are alike.

• Jute may 'sprout' during general handling and everyday use. The short plant fibres of jute are especially susceptible to this. Trim loose fibres back to the surface pile using scissors. Do not pull loose threads. After time, the fibres will settle and will require less cutting.
• Jute is sensitive to moisture. Avoid using liquids when cleaning and place in areas where they are less likely to be damaged by spills or excessive moisture.
• Use dry carpet cleaning powder and a vacuum to remove stains. Do not steam clean.