Hand-knotted rug
80% wool, 20% pure silk
200 000 tibetan knots
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Each design is hand-knotted by artisans in Nepal using traditional Persian, Tibetan and flat-knot techniques that Zelmanovitch has spent more than four decades helping to revive and sustain. Across over thirty collections, Diurne rugs carry the same conviction: that a floor covering can hold as much abstraction, movement and colour vibration as a painting on a wall.
The Noma Rug designed by Diurne strips Marcel Zelmanovitch’s painterly approach down to its most confident gesture, a composition simple enough to read at a glance yet built from the same patient hand-knotting as his most intricate designs. Since founding Galerie Diurne in 1982, Zelmanovitch has treated restraint as its own form of abstraction, no less demanding than complexity.
Hand-knotted in Nepal from 80% wool and 20% pure silk with 200,000 Tibetan knots, the Noma Rug uses the silk content to add a subtle sheen across its surface, so the pattern shifts gently as light moves across the room throughout the day. Bespoke dimensions and colours are available upon request.

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Flint Terracotta
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili
































