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| Dimensions | 170 × 280 cm |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural wool |
| Condition | Vintage |
Out of stock
description
Berber rug, newly made, handwoven with wool salvaged from older pieces. Over a faded salmon ground streaked with garnet and pink, a central cross of wide slate-grey bands anchors the composition, with rounded shapes and a large off-white rectangle scattered across the field. The salvaged wool gives the piece a muted patina and a presence of its own.
Each rug is unique and has been individually selected. As with all handcrafted work, slight variations in pattern, texture, or dimensions may occur. These nuances are part of the character of each piece. These nuances are part of the unique character of each piece.
We try to photograph each rug as faithfully as possible. If you need more images or additional information, we’ll be glad to help.
Before shipping, all our rugs are carefully brushed. They are woven using wool and other natural fibres traditionally employed in the rug-making traditions of the Atlas Mountains.
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19:34
SOLD OUT
Out of stock
| Dimensions | 170 × 280 cm |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural wool |
| Condition | Vintage |
Berber rug, newly made, handwoven with wool salvaged from older pieces. Over a faded salmon ground streaked with garnet and pink, a central cross of wide slate-grey bands anchors the composition, with rounded shapes and a large off-white rectangle scattered across the field. The salvaged wool gives the piece a muted patina and a presence of its own.
Each rug is unique and has been individually selected. As with all handcrafted work, slight variations in pattern, texture, or dimensions may occur. These nuances are part of the character of each piece. These nuances are part of the unique character of each piece.
We try to photograph each rug as faithfully as possible. If you need more images or additional information, we’ll be glad to help.
Before shipping, all our rugs are carefully brushed. They are woven using wool and other natural fibres traditionally employed in the rug-making traditions of the Atlas Mountains.
