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CHILI
Rug in bamboo silk and wool with geometric forms, inspired by the works of Eduardo Chillida
2026
India
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Description
Overview
Chili is a Giorgetti rug from 2026, inspired by the works of Eduardo Chillida. It stands out for its distinctive design and geometric forms, and it is crafted from bamboo silk and wool.
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Construction
The carpet is handcrafted in India with the superior hand-tufted technique. Sections of bamboo silk are combined with wool in a geometric design.
Specifications
- Version: GA732, superior handtufted carpet
- Fibres: bamboo silk and wool
- Colours: two, chosen from 28 available options
- Size: no limitations
- Made in: India
Story
Inspired by Eduardo Chillida
The Chili carpet takes its design from the works of the Spanish sculptor Eduardo Chillida. The result is a rug with a distinctive look and geometric forms, in which bamboo silk sections sit alongside wool.
Two colours from 28 options
The design allows two colours to be chosen from a palette of 28 variants, so each carpet can be customised to taste.
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