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    Iconic carpet of the production designed by Zeki M Iconic carpet of the production designed by Zeki Muren, singer and design very appreciated in the 50’s as well as for his talents of artist for his eccentric style that characterized all his production. His style and taste influenced the production of carpets produced in the city of Sparta between 1950 and 1970, but only a few are actually drawings made by Muren who often gave a name to his creations and in the weaving he inserted his signature as in the carpet that we present. The color yellow, Orange, green and black characterize this rare specimen that is signed and has the name "Leopard" inside the decoration. CM. 201 X 118 #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
    Bamiyan rugs, originating from the mountains of Af Bamiyan rugs, originating from the mountains of Afghanistan, are renowned for their quality and beauty. Crafted from premium wool, they are hand-knotted by skilled artisans in the historic city of Bamiyan. These rugs blend contemporary patterns with the durability of Afghan wool, making them suitable for any decor style. In addition to their elegance, they are practical and easy to maintain, thanks to the wool's natural resistance to stains and dirt. #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
    Nichols Chinese rugs, also known as China Déco, e Nichols Chinese rugs, also known as China Déco, emerged in the 1920s through the efforts of American merchant Walter Nichols, who established a unique carpet manufacturing business in China in 1924. Unlike traditional Chinese rugs, these featured thicker, more lustrous wool, vibrant colors, and designs tailored to the American market. The pile is higher than traditional rugs, making them stiffer and heavier. Their distinctive colors range from emerald green to raspberry, red, plum, and purple. CM 307X209 #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
    From the unpublished synthesis of the meeting betw From the unpublished synthesis of the meeting between millenarian technique and abstract graphics, takes shape Visioni, a carpet designed by Patricia Urquiola for cc-tapis. "In every sector, people who work less industrially, people who have a more artisanal way of thinking, are more open to innovation and a different type of product to reinvent. They are never afraid to take risks." - Patricia Urquiola. Carpet entirely knotted by hand by expert craftsmen in Nepal, with an innovative combination of Himalayan wool and pure silk that gives depth, shine and material richness. Patterns, colours and materials once again testify to the desire to give value to ancient production techniques by adding a contemporary breath. Available in several color variations in two different sizes, 190x300 and 180x300 #cctapis CM 190X300 #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
    The main feature of this Turkish rug from the city The main feature of this Turkish rug from the city of Ushak is the Mohair wool used in its creation. The decorative theme follows the classic central medallion pattern: an octagon with a central toothed wheel. The colors are natural, with shades in the decorations ranging from orange to brown, while the background is in an ivory tone. cm. 333 x 232 #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
    Our embroidered piece in wool and silk, featuring Our embroidered piece in wool and silk, featuring the monogram “BL” in all four corners, might have been part of a trousseau or created as a gift for a wedding. Particularly notable is the embroidery technique using a combination of petit point and half cross-stitch, which further enhances its elegance. Petit point panel, France, late 19th century. #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
    The inclusion of this rug in an ethnic-style decor The inclusion of this rug in an ethnic-style decor is a brilliant choice. Its vibrant color and striped design add a modern touch to the space. This rug, with its joyful pattern and contrasting colors, hails from Afghanistan, where it is hand-knotted in wool, respecting the traditions of the nomadic tribes. The striped theme and bright colors are characteristic of the crafts that adorned the tents of these populations as they moved across the highlands of Bamyan province. cm. 292 x 200 #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
    Small Pakistani-made rug featuring a distinctly mi Small Pakistani-made rug featuring a distinctly minimalist design. Color is its defining characteristic: various shades of beige alternate with tones of brick blue and aqua green. The pastel hues integrate easily, bringing warmth and elegance to any space. CM 130 x 92 #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
    This Turkish rug from the 1970s was designed by Ze This Turkish rug from the 1970s was designed by Zeki Müren (1931 - 1996), a celebrated Turkish singer known for his eccentric costumes and feminine makeup, which made him a cultural icon in the 1960s and ‘70s. Beyond his musical fame, Müren was a versatile artist and designer who, during that era, created neo-baroque patterns for rugs intended for his Bosphorus home. Later produced commercially, Müren’s rugs reflect his unique artistic vision, featuring gem-like geometries, abstract shapes, and psychedelic designs that challenged the aesthetic norms of his time and country. #BoraleviFirenze #handmadecarpet #rug #rugdesign #carpet #handmade #homedecor #carpetdesign #antiquerug #decoration #luxury
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