This exquisite carpet was made entirely by hand, from the preparation and carding of the wool to its knotting. The expert artisans who worked on this piece, that is part of a limited series of 36 one-of-a-kind pieces, are in Nepal and use the traditional Tibetan knot that mixes cotton and Tibetan wool, one of the finest in the world. The result is a celebration of artisanal craftsmanship that in this case features black geometric decorations for a contemporary look. Handmade by craftsmen in Uma technique. 20 Carpets Collection.
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Art, design, and craftsmanship blend in the Transparency Matters collection, where resin becomes the signature material.
Pioneers in upcycling in the design sector, they began their journey by reinventing vintage furniture that took shape in their first collections. Their 2009 debut at Milan Design Week marked the beginning of significant partnerships with furniture companies, firstly Baxter and Wall&Deco, followed by new ones throughout the years, including Visionnaire and Gallotti&Radice.
In 2019, the couple staggered the crowds at Milan Design Week with a new personal project: the Transparency Matters collection, which explores the use and the possibilities of transparency, always related to lights and colors phenomena. Since its launch, the studio has continued to develop the collection, always gaining more popularity.
Always between art and design, Transparency Matters collectible design pieces find the perfect display in the most prestigious galleries, such as Rossana Orlandi, Nilufar, and Todd Merrill Studio. Moreover, they often participate in art and design manifestation and fairs.