A two-tone spiral motif lends depth and movement to the Ammonite Rug from Winch Design. Handknotted in a luxurious, tactile blend of wool, silk, and hemp, it translates nature’s organic geometry into a refined composition that balances matte and lustrous textures, grounding hues.
The free composition of this rug is emphasized by the Sumak weave, which gives it an authentic, artisanal look. The very natural hues make it an original accessory in a chic, ethnic decor.
The Petra Rug from Winch Design features a motif that captures nature’s elemental rhythm through abstract linework, distiling the essence of dry earth into a tactile topography. Handcrafted of wool and hemp, it balances softness and structure with varied heights and a plush cut-pile finish.
Inspired by the diverse terrain of Northern India, where sandstone-colored desert landscapes merge seamlessly into the native architecture, a vibrant kalidescope of color.
Malachite's layered composition is an homage to the terrain and architecture of northern India, where 400 years ago they built elaborately designed stone staircases leading down to ponds and reservoirs, many of which still exist today.
Featuring an organic, curvilinear design derived from a digitally abstracted photo of caves in Cappadocia, our Kulfi collection combines the earthy tones of India's landscape with the saturated colors of the local ice cream it's named after in this case a more muted palette evoking the flavor known as kesar, or saffron.
Malachite's layered composition is an homage to the terrain and architecture of northern India, where 400 years ago they built elaborately designed stone staircases leading down to ponds and reservoirs, many of which still exist today.
Featuring an organic, curvilinear design derived from a digitally abstracted photo of caves in Cappadocia, our Kulfi collection combines the earthy tones of India's landscape with the saturated colors of the local ice cream it's named after in this case a more muted palette evoking the flavor known as kesar, or saffron.
The composition of the No. 20 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 200th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.
The geometric composition of the No. 11 rug was inspired by simple, pictorial film animations from the early 20th century, and our own artistic experimentation with the scaling and layering of basic shapes.
