Hand-knotted rug
80% wool, 20% pure silk
200 000 tibetan knots
Standard dimensions: W 276 x D 329 cm / 108.7″ x 129.5″
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The Kimono Rugs by Marcel Zelmanovitch, the founder of Diurne, are a tribute to Japan. The patterns are an original interpretation of Japanese prints that depict Kabuki actors, one of the country’s most traditional, classic form of drama. Like the actors’ gestures, the lines and shapes are vibrant and dynamic, one can almost guess hidden calligraphy strokes, and visualize a scene that is constantly changing through light: the story is being told before one’s very eyes. Â
Project by Rebecca James Studio pictured by Richard Gooding.
After studying art history and visual arts, Marcel Zelmanovitch launched Galerie Diurne in 1982, his studio/exhibition space in the heart of Quartier Latin in Paris. An artist, and accomplished painter, he looks at rugs as though they were blank canvases, on which he can draw his original patterns. Additionally, Marcel wanted to revive Nepal’s artisanal rug-making traditions thanks to his original, one-of-a-kind artworks. Today, Diurne is one of the most sought-after brands for unique rugs, mostly designed by Marcel Zelmanovitch – he has delivered more than 30 collections- alongside special collaborations with contemporary architects and designers.Â
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Flint Terracotta
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili