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Cross over
Handloom linen, Himalayan wool and bamboo silk rug with silk inserts forming rectangles and squares
2018
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Description
Overview
Cross Over is a Giorgetti rug from 2018, handmade on a handloom from linen, Himalayan wool and bamboo silk, with a cotton weft.
Construction
The pattern recalls rectangular and square shapes. It is created by inserts in silk, which produce chromatic effects and give brilliance to the rug. The rug is made in two colours.
Specifications
- Material: linen, Himalayan wool, bamboo silk, cotton weft
- Technique: handloom
- Version: GA137, two colours
- Maximum width: 450 cm (177 1/8 in)
- Length: no limitations
Story
Rectangles and squares in silk
Cross Over builds its pattern from shapes that recall rectangles and squares. Inserts in silk make these shapes, and they produce chromatic effects while giving brilliance to the rug.
Woven by handloom
The rug is woven by handloom from linen, Himalayan wool and bamboo silk, with a cotton weft. GA137 is made in two colours.
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