Classic Tabriz Hand-Knotted New Zealand Wool Coral and Camel Fine Quality Rug
About the Item
- Creator:Woven Concepts (Workshop/Studio)
- Dimensions:Width: 166 in (421.64 cm)Length: 261 in (662.94 cm)
- Style:Tabriz (In the Style Of)
- Materials and Techniques:Wool,Hand-Knotted
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- Date of Manufacture:Current
- Production Type:New & Custom(Limited Edition)
- Estimated Production Time:Available Now
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- Seller Location:New York, NY
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Woven Concepts
Woven Concepts has a lineage dating back to Silk Road merchants. That precious history is woven into their signature handmade collections of floor and wall coverings. The boutique rug company was founded by three women in the Hakimian family: Sheida, Halleh and Jasmine. Together with a team of expert artisans, they produce high-end rugs and support social and environmental initiatives.
To make their collections distinctive, Woven Concepts assigns one team of weavers to each, inviting them to amplify their unique approaches and ideas. The result are diversely beautiful rugs ranging from the otherworldly NASA-inspired Odyssey collection to the minimalist, luxe aesthetic of the Bonn collection. A special artist-designer collaboration with Design Milk founder and designer Jaime Derringer generated the UnTitled collection, which draws from Shodo calligraphy to create Japanese-inspired patterns.
Woven Concepts has worked on major interior projects around the world, including commercial, residential, corporate and hospitality spaces. The offices of Wells Fargo in Washington, DC, and New York City; Mitsubishi in Newark, New Jersey; and AMC Networks in New York City are among their prestigious clientele. Lobbies for the Ritz Carlton and suites at the Langham Hotel and Waldorf Astoria in New York City also feature their designs.
By using sustainable materials and adhering to socially responsible techniques, Woven Concepts creates made-to-last products that elegantly combine tradition with contemporary style.
On 1stDibs, find a collection of Woven Concepts rugs and carpets and wall decorations.
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- Return PolicyA return for this item may be initiated within 2 days of delivery.
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