COLLECTION TIBET
New interpretations of the made of natural mixed with a skilful combination of different materials such as wool and silk hemp.
- Tibetan Knot (150 knots Sq inch)
- the Yak Wool Handspun
- warp and weft in cotton.
in reference to: Rug: Tibet - contemporary rugs - Nepal Morandi Carpets ( view on Google Sidewiki )
COLLECTION TIBET
Carpet roses
New interpretations of the technical nature made mixed with a skilful combination of different materials such as wool and silk hemp.
- Tibetan Knot (150 knots Sq inch)
- the Yak Wool Handspun
- Weft and warp cotone.Tappeto rose: One magnificent example of this collection (Tibet) dedicated to natural elements
The carpet represents a new interpretation of the natural element (in this case, the Rose). achieved through combinations of mixed media materials such as wool, yak (an ox furry who lives in over 4000 meters in the Himalayan region), silk and hemp. Braided Knotted Tibetan, a technique also known as "loops to cut" that is realized with the help of canes or shingles that is then wrapped the wire is cut, giving rise to the fleece. The Persian knot Tibetan origins and although not usually very busy is very strong. Just the materials used and, more particularly the thickness of the fleece and the density of nodes indicate the quality of a carpet of this kind. The carpets of Tibet Collection, along with intrinsic artistic work, outlining a bill of absolute value.
New interpretations of the made of natural mixed with a skilful combination of different materials such as wool and silk hemp.
- Tibetan Knot (150 knots Sq inch)
- the Yak Wool Handspun
- warp and weft in cotton.
in reference to: Rug: Tibet - contemporary rugs - Nepal Morandi Carpets ( view on Google Sidewiki )
COLLECTION TIBET
Carpet roses
New interpretations of the technical nature made mixed with a skilful combination of different materials such as wool and silk hemp.
- the Yak Wool Handspun
- Weft and warp cotone.Tappeto rose: One magnificent example of this collection (Tibet) dedicated to natural elements
The carpet represents a new interpretation of the natural element (in this case, the Rose). achieved through combinations of mixed media materials such as wool, yak (an ox furry who lives in over 4000 meters in the Himalayan region), silk and hemp. Braided Knotted Tibetan, a technique also known as "loops to cut" that is realized with the help of canes or shingles that is then wrapped the wire is cut, giving rise to the fleece. The Persian knot Tibetan origins and although not usually very busy is very strong. Just the materials used and, more particularly the thickness of the fleece and the density of nodes indicate the quality of a carpet of this kind. The carpets of Tibet Collection, along with intrinsic artistic work, outlining a bill of absolute value.
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