What are Sisal rugs made from and do they come in decorative colors?
Sisal fiber comes from the agave plant. Although the agave is native to Central America, good sources of regulated sisal are African plantations in Tanzania and Kenya. Sisal fibers are hardwearing and can be woven into an assortment of weave patterns. Sisal area rugs are natural sound absorbers, which makes them ideal for apartment or condo living. They are also naturally fire resistant. Natural sisal has sheen to it and is usually cream to light yellow in color. Sisal is easily dyed and comes in an assortment of popular eye-catching colors. Tip: To protect against mold and mildew, keep natural fiber rugs in well ventilated areas.
