XXth Century White Grey and Brown Geometric Polish Kilim from 70’s

Handmade carpet made in northern Europe. The carpet is born from the union of two parts evidently knotted with a homemade frame, too small to make carpets of this size. The wool is ...

The term Savonerie identifies a series of carpets knotted with Turkish knot and adorned with floral designs, made in Europe in various manufactories. The most famous and the one that gives the name to these carpets was settled in Paris in an ancient soap factory. Its foundation was an attempt by France in the seventeenth century to reproduce the expensive oriental carpets, but the main feature of these carpets is the Western style decor, which introduced an absolute novelty in the furnishings of the time. The productions of Savonerie over the years have become multiple, the most popular in addition to the French are the Spanish and Austrian. They were manufactories created specifically to produce large carpets intended for sumptuous noble palaces. Since the end of the 19th century many manufactories have also begun to produce carpets of different sizes, always with a decoration dictated by a Western style furniture...

A one of a kind example of flat-woven wool kilim, characterised by an octagonal shape and distinguished by a field pattern of small diamonds in different sizes having a light grey pr...

Design Title: "Interior Blue" This carpet is hand-knotted from 100% New Zealand wool in geometrical shapes. It has dark brown triangles that point into...