Zambesi Sandstorm

Zambesi is a tightly woven rug where the chevron pattern blends into itself, making it forgiving and versatile in design, and easy to style with.

Our hand-woven Zambesi floor rug consists of 60% Wool and 40% Viscose, giving it a beautiful soft underfoot feel.

With resemblance of sea sand, Zambesi Sandstorm features subtle chevron highlights and delivers a Scandi look.

The Zambesi rug is available in the size 2m x 3m and features full cotton backing with a cotton braided edge for improved longevity and wear.

Created by craftsmen using artisan skills, all rugs are individually handmade. As a result, our rugs can vary by 5% from the size ordered.

Having trouble deciding? Visit one of our Warwick Fabrics showrooms nationwide to view the full range in person. Check out our stockist page to find your closest showroom.

Product images are only visual representations, and while care is taken to ensure accuracy, colours may vary due to monitor variations.

We recommend a non-slip underlay should always be placed under rugs. It will stop the rug slipping, create more depth underfoot and lessen wear on the rug. It also prevents the risk of dye transfer to the under surface and helps protect timber flooring. Sun exposure for extended periods of time may cause fading. Items should be rotated regularly to minimise colour change and damage. It is best to vacuum your rug before any dirt is embedded, ideally twice a week in the first few months. Vacuum regularly with low suction power. We do not recommend using a rotating head vacuum cleaner as this will get agitate the fibres. Avoid direct sunlight where possible. Shedding of fibres from new rugs is to be expected and will reduce with time. Note: jute colour will vary due to the natural fibre variation and should be expected from rug to rug.

Spot treatment:

We recommend treating spots and spills immediately with warm water and paper towel. If the stain persists, contact a professional rug cleaner as soon as possible. Do not scrub rugs as it may cause permanent pile damage.