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An unusual contemporary rug woven in Varanasi, northern India, a city with a long tradition of carpet weaving. The design is inspired by batik, translating the characteristic flowing and irregular appearance of the textile technique into a hand-knotted rug.
The pile is made entirely of pure silk, woven unusually high and plush to create a wonderfully soft and luxurious texture. The silk catches the light differently as one moves around the rug, giving the colours and pattern a constantly changing appearance.
Despite the refinement of the material, this is a rug that invites interaction rather than distant admiration. Its deep, silky pile almost asks you to take off your shoes, sit on the floor and enjoy its remarkable softness.
A contemporary piece where visual design, material and touch come together, creating a rug that is as much a tactile experience as a decorative one.
Material: 100% pure silk pile.
An unusual contemporary rug woven in Varanasi, northern India, a city with a long tradition of carpet weaving. The design is inspired by batik, translating the characteristic flowing and irregular appearance of the textile technique into a hand-knotted rug.
The pile is made entirely of pure silk, woven unusually high and plush to create a wonderfully soft and luxurious texture. The silk catches the light differently as one moves around the rug, giving the colours and pattern a constantly changing appearance.
Despite the refinement of the material, this is a rug that invites interaction rather than distant admiration. Its deep, silky pile almost asks you to take off your shoes, sit on the floor and enjoy its remarkable softness.
A contemporary piece where visual design, material and touch come together, creating a rug that is as much a tactile experience as a decorative one.
Material: 100% pure silk pile.
