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Kalash | Kara Light Grey

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Hand-Knotted In Pakistan

With a bold and sophisticated spirit, the Kalash collection takes inspiration from Verneh rugs, woven between the 19th and 20th centuries in the Soumak style, an ancient technique used to create a thick and durable textile surface.

With this collection, Battilossi highlights the value of complexity, embellishing the base of each carpet with intricate embroideries that give three-dimensionality and dynamism to the dense decorative motifs derived from classical sources. Densely baroque motifs are made more spacious, and the curvilinear patterns, which in Caucasian carpets from the 16th to the early 18th century represented dragons, are simplified and become geometric, showing repeated S-shaped and helical abstractions.

Hand-knotted in pure Ghazni wool, the Kalash collection rugs have a wonderful palette of dark reds, ocher, and light blue which, combined with the abrégé effect, give a suggestive, refined and vintage look. Some rugs in the collection feature intense shades of purple and teal in perfect balance with the bright accents in the borders and fields. There are three designs (Joya, Kara and Venta), all passed through a dense repetition of patterns.

Custom materials, colours and size available upon request.

Kalash | Kara Light Grey
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Hand-Knotted In Pakistan

With a bold and sophisticated spirit, the Kalash collection takes inspiration from Verneh rugs, woven between the 19th and 20th centuries in the Soumak style, an ancient technique used to create a thick and durable textile surface.

With this collection, Battilossi highlights the value of complexity, embellishing the base of each carpet with intricate embroideries that give three-dimensionality and dynamism to the dense decorative motifs derived from classical sources. Densely baroque motifs are made more spacious, and the curvilinear patterns, which in Caucasian carpets from the 16th to the early 18th century represented dragons, are simplified and become geometric, showing repeated S-shaped and helical abstractions.

Hand-knotted in pure Ghazni wool, the Kalash collection rugs have a wonderful palette of dark reds, ocher, and light blue which, combined with the abrégé effect, give a suggestive, refined and vintage look. Some rugs in the collection feature intense shades of purple and teal in perfect balance with the bright accents in the borders and fields. There are three designs (Joya, Kara and Venta), all passed through a dense repetition of patterns.

Custom materials, colours and size available upon request.

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“Visited Fanuli Furniture recently and had a really positive experience. The showroom has a great range of modern and timeless pieces, all beautifully displayed. The team were welcoming and knowledgeable, giving helpful advice without being pushy. You can really see the quality in the materials and finishes. Definitely worth checking out if you’re after stylish, well-crafted furniture.”

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