Like the subtle grain left by poured formwork concrete, this hand-knotted piece captures the slow drift of shadow across a vast, pale field. Its composition relies on shifts in mineral honesty: cool greys, chalky whites, and the deeper tone of wet aggregate. Close earthen neutrals interplay to create a contemplative surface, catching different facets of natural light through the day.
The hand-spun fibers introduce a fine, material-first variance that eliminates any rigid predictability, allowing a quiet texture to emerge from the monochrome depth. Weaving this rug takes months, ensuring the material’s quiet strength and inherent calm. Restrained and tactile, it feels like the cool, vast quiet of a still desert room.
Craftsmanship
Each piece in the Solano collection is hand-knotted in Kathmandu, Nepal by master artisans using time-honored Tibetan weaving techniques. Poured Concrete is constructed with 85% tibetan wool, 15% tussah silk, achieving a surface that rewards both the eye and the hand.
Details
Construction: Hand-knotted, single weft
Weave: Senneh Weave
Material: 85% Tibetan wool, 15% Tussah silk
Knot Count: 100 KPSI
Pile Height: 7mm
Traffic Rating: High traffic, living areas
Estimated Delivery: 18-22 weeks
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