1) Regular rotation (every 6 months)
Why?

• Even wear (prevents worn pathways).
• Protects from UV rays (fading) and oxidation (natural dyes).
• Extends lifespan (50 to 100 years without loss of beauty).

2) Spot cleaning (gentle method)
With Marseille soap (no chemicals!)

• Absorb excess:
  For liquids: gently scrape with a spoon (do not rub).
  Avoid spreading the stain.
  
• Apply soap:
  Dip a block of Marseille soap in lukewarm water.
  Rub the stain in circular motions, let sit for 5 min.
  
• Rinse and dry:
  Wipe with a damp cloth (clear water).
  Elevate the rug (on a chair) for air drying.
  Tip: Use a fan (avoid direct sun).

⚠️ Avoid:

• Abrasive sponges or hard brushes.
• Bleach, ammonia (destroy fibers and dyes).

3) Drying: the key to preventing mold and moths
Risks of improper drying:

• Musty odors, white spots (mineral salts).
• Deformation and proliferation of dust mites/moths.

Best practices:

• Dry flat or elevated (no folding).
• Aerate both sides of the rug.
• Avoid residual moisture (dryer or fan if necessary).

4) Rugs & pets: tailored advice

Discover our tips for harmonious coexistence:
👉 Click here to read our expert advice

Need professional care?

At BABA RUG, our expert artisans take care of your rugs:

• Deep cleaning.
• Custom stain removal and repair.
• Personalized advice to preserve their brilliance.

Contact us:

• Phone: 09 83 89 37 22
• Online: Make an appointment

Free delivery

• Free standard delivery in 4 to 6 business days.
• Our rugs are shipped quickly so you can enjoy them without delay.

Free returns

• You have 60 days to return your rug, free of charge.
• Returns are simple and stress-free: we cover the return shipping costs.

👉 Find out more about our delivery and returns policy

Where do Nahavand rugs come from? Located in the Malayer region, the city of Nahavand in Iran is famous for its considerable rug production. Nahavand (or Nehavand), whose name means "city where bowls are made," therefore owes its name to this craft, with "nah" meaning city and "vand" meaning bowl.

How are they made? Rugs made in Nahavand have symmetrical knots, a single weft, brown or gray, on a cotton warp. The back of the rug is ribbed, with its light warp clearly visible.

What are the patterns of a Nahavand rug? The very pleasant design is a stylized interpretation of the medallion pattern, with rounded rosettes and a myriad of rosettes connected by straight stems in the field. Blue and red are the most common colors used for the field and medallion. As for the border, it is decorated with a series of rosettes and palmettes alternating with zig-zagging floral bouquets.

Invite Persia into your home, explore our collection today and let yourself be captivated by the beauty and magic of handmade Nahavand rugs, a priceless treasure for your interior. All our rugs are sold with their certificate of authenticity.