Keller rug

$2,600.00

$2,600.00

$1,050.00

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Size
Large square

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Description

Designed in collaboration with textile artist Sussy Cazalet, our Keller rug's never-repeating striped pattern brings a graphic expression to traditional hand woven flat-weave rugs. Keller is woven in pure New Zealand wool and double-count Indian raw silk to deliver textural strength and beauty, as well as colour depth and impact. Keller also features an embroidered detail to the end.

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Dimensions
Millimetres: 2100w × 2000l Inches: 82.68w × 78.74l
Millimetres: 2400w × 1800l Inches: 94.49w × 70.87l
Millimetres: 1560w × 1000l Inches: 61.42w × 39.37l
Millimetres: 2100w × 2000l Inches: 82.68w × 78.74l
Millimetres: 2100w × 2000l
Materials

Pure New Zealand wool and Indian silk

Care guide
Origin

This piece is made in India

The collaboration

We had long been looking for rugs and carpets that would partner with our furniture and build on the sense of warmth, tactility and artistry. We found inspiration in abstract Mondrian shapes and the tones of a setting sun. We collaborated with interiors consultant and art director Sussy Cazalet, whose design language chimes with our own. She is a master at layering engaging shapes, but there is also a simplicity to her work, and like us, materiality is a central tenet of the work she creates.

The design process

Once shape and colour direction was agreed Sussy worked with watercolours, exploring treatments to bring the layout to life, and to deliver the final refinement to line thickness and balance of colour.

The making

Hand woven in Uttar Pradesh in the north of India on traditional looms using hand-dyed silk and wools, incorporating elements of gabbeh and embroidery, the collection comprises four designs of flat-weave kilims, combining silk and wool.