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Nisida
Outdoor rug of polypropylene cord braids in two alternating colours with a cordonnet detail
2023
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Description
Overview
Nisida (2023) is a Giorgetti outdoor rug made of polypropylene cord braids in two alternating colours. A cordonnet detail, tone-on-tone or in a contrasting hue, finishes it.
Construction
The braids are sewn together lengthwise and form bands of different widths in the two colours. One of the two short sides ends in a fringe, and the cordonnet stitching enriches the embattled edge. The number of bands changes with the size of the rug.
Specifications
- Fibre: 100% polypropylene technical yarn
- Versions: GA432, GA433, GA434 and GA435 in fixed sizes, each in three colours
- Polypropylene: strong dye stability to UV rays, 100% resistant to mold and bacteria, 100% recyclable
Story
Braids in alternating bands
Nisida is built from braids of technical polypropylene yarn. Sewn lengthwise, they form bands in two alternating colours and in different sizes.
A fringed end and a cordonnet edge
The rug is finished with a fringe at one of its two short ends. The embattled end carries a cordonnet detail, either tone-on-tone or in contrast.
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