Price per square meter
90% Himalayan wool, 10% pure silk
125 knots/sq. inch, 200 000 knots/sq. meter
Anti-slip pad not included
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Raised between Darjeeling and Kathmandu, Lisa Mukhia Pretet grew up surrounded by the looms and knotting techniques of the Himalayas long before she co-founded Atelier Février with French designer Florian Pretet. Together they turn Florian’s hand-drawn illustrations, often first sketched in his Moleskine, into rugs hand-knotted stitch by stitch in Nepal, each one eco-friendly by nature and entirely customisable in size, shape and colour.
The Ricky Rug 7 joins Atelier Février’s rug library, presented here as edition No. 7 in the series. Ricky is inspired by Japanese engraving, symbolising a cloud and its lining, its details concentrated around the edges through various layers and levels of cutting. Hand-knotted in Nepal from 90% Himalayan wool and 10% silk, at 125 knots per square inch (200,000 knots per square metre), the wool anchoring the pile while the silk catches the light along the pattern’s finer lines. Because the Ricky Rug 7 is entirely made by hand, expect gentle variations from one piece to the next, proof rather than flaw of a rug that around fifty pairs of hands take months to knot, and one you can still resize or recolour to order.

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