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Argali Rug
Argali Rug
In a palette of six colours typical of Nepalese yarns, this high-quality kilim rug has been hand woven from special Tibetan wool from Argali – a wild sheep breed that resides in the Himalayan mountains.
Each rug incorporates several design details, including a hand-embroidered area with silk yarn – a reference to an old tradition of repairing the rugs. The fringes are braided, a practice that also refers to an old custom in Nepal – this for its decorative appeal. Colourful silk yarns lend the rug a light and modern character.
Materials: 98% tibetan wool 2% silk
Sizes Available: This rug is only available in standard set sizes, 180 x 240cm, 200 x 300cm, 250 x 350cm or 300 x 400cm
Additional Information: Please note that Kvadrat rugs are hand woven and are subject to a +/- 3% variation to the overall rug size. We recommend to always purchase an underlay for your rug. Please also use professional cleaners for care and maintenance of your rug.
Downloads: Specification Sheet
Care and Maintenance
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About the Brand: Kvadrat Rugs
Kvadrat Rugs are handmade and made-to-measure. With a selection of Quick Ship rugs, as well as custom sizing, the possibilities are endless.
Characterised by outstanding craftsmanship, meticulous attention-to-detail and tactile structures, they reinterpret classic techniques in a contemporary light. Kvadrat rugs are renowned for reviving traditional production methods and celebrating the beauty of handmade creations. They partner with skilled craftsmen to ensure their rugs' durability for everyday use. Crafted from the finest materials by the world's top weavers, their rugs guarantee longevity, transforming both commercial and residential spaces over the years. Elevate your space with their rugs and their enduring quality.
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About the Designer: Hella Jongerius
Hella Jongerius (1963, the Netherlands) is one of the world’s leading designers, known for her research-driven approach and vigorous work on uniting craftsmanship and industrial production, infusing mass produced objects with imperfection, sensibility and character. She founded her Jongeriuslab design studio in 1993, and has worked on commissioned projects for Vitra, Maharam, Danskina, IKEA, and the Dutch airline KLM.
