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Short description
The Gaudi model consists of colorful rectangular patches marked with horizontal lines. It is made entirely from Himalayan wool, which is characterized by a high lanolin content.
Although functional objects are often pushed to the margins by many, W&W products are a perfect proof that they can rival the most magnificent symphony. Delicate yet durable, fluffy, shiny, stain-resistant, and also unique – these are exactly W&W rugs.
The origins of the New York-based brand date back to 2001. It was then that Michael Mandapati decided to establish an exclusive company.
Himalayan wool, mulberry silk, as well as nettles, hemp, and linen are used to make the rugs. For dyeing, mostly plant-based dyes are used, which will surely appeal to those who care about the environment.
Each product is handmade in Nepal by highly skilled workers. Afterwards, the rugs are shipped to Switzerland, where they are finished, gaining a unique appearance. Thanks to increased lanolin content, these rugs are softer, more stain-resistant, and have a beautiful sheen.
The variety of patterns ensures that Warp & Weft’s offer includes a unique piece to suit the most refined tastes.
Whether you are looking for an eclectic, classic, or modern rug, or prefer a contrasting or subtle pattern – among the several categories into which the entire collection is divided, you will find a full range of products.
The products are available in five standard sizes, but custom sizes can be ordered. Please contact us before purchasing a model to get a quote.
Multicolored wool rug with a modern pattern
SKU: WARPWEF-Gaudi
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Description
The Gaudi model consists of colorful rectangular patches marked with horizontal lines. It is made of 100% Himalayan wool, which is characterized by a high lanolin content.
Although functional items are often pushed to the margins by many, W&W products are a perfect proof that they can rival the most magnificent symphony. Delicate yet durable, fluffy, shiny, stain-resistant, and also unique – these are exactly W&W rugs.
The origins of the New York-based brand date back to 2001. It was then that Michael Mandapati decided to establish an exclusive company.
Himalayan wool, mulberry silk, as well as nettle, hemp, and linen are among the materials used to make the rugs. For dyeing, mostly plants are used, which will surely appeal to everyone who cares about the environment.
Each product is handmade in Nepal by highly skilled workers. Afterwards, the rugs are shipped to Switzerland, where they are finished, gaining a unique appearance. Thanks to increased lanolin content, these rugs are softer, more stain-resistant, and have a beautiful sheen.
The variety of patterns ensures that Warp & Weft offers a unique piece to suit even the most refined tastes.
Whether you are looking for an eclectic, classic, or modern rug, or prefer a contrasting or subtle pattern – among the several categories into which the entire offer is divided, you will find a full range of products.
The products are available in five standard sizes, but custom sizes can also be ordered. To do so, please contact us before purchasing the model to get a quote.
- Manufacturer
- Warp & Weft
- Model
- Gaudi
- Materials
- 100% Himalayan wool
- Weave density
- 100 knots per square meter
- Dimensions
- 180 cm x 275 cm, 240 cm x 300 cm, 270 cm x 360 cm, 275 cm x 365 cm, 300 cm x 425 cm
- Custom dimensions
- Price increases for custom sizes
- Processing time
- Depending on stock availability
- Graphic visualization
- On request
Attributes / Details
| SKU | |
| Manufacturer | Warp & Weft |
| Model | Gaudí |
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