Showing posts with label Sigal Sasson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sigal Sasson. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Product Pick: RUG-ART Offers Romantic Escape

Known as the company on the cutting edge of innovative custom rug design, RUG-ART introduces Escape, a hand-knotted, Indo-Tibetan rug inspired by the fluid designs and colors created by light reflecting on the narrow canals of Venice.




As the canals twist and turn through the streets of Venice, Italy, lyrical shapes and forms appear, producing continuous patterns in subtle hues. Designed by company principal, Sigal Sasson, Escape can be fully customized to any shape, size, color or combination of colors. Fabricated of wool, silk, hemp and matka silk, the lyrical Escape is a composition that will bring romance and poetry into your home.




Escape is made from pure Himalayan highland wool imported from Tibet in raw form. Rich in lanolin, this resilient wool has a natural luster. The wool is then hand washed, dried naturally in the sun, hand carded, spun and dyed, using Swiss dyes. Each rug is hand knotted in accordance with ancient Tibetan technique. Wool, silk, mohair and pashmina, as well as many other fibers are incorporated into designs to achieve texture and luxurious softness.


Stop by RUG-ART at the DDB or Carpet Source at the DCOTA to view Escape for yourself.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Product Spotlight: RUG-ART Reinterprets the Star Anis Fruit

RUG-ART introduces Spice, a soft cut-pile Himalayan wool carpet inspired by the star anis fruit. This bold reinterpretation by Sigal Sasson, designer and company principal, depicts an abstraction of the flower as it’s seen in bundles in Indian spice markets.


"This is one of the most beautiful new rugs," said a sales representative. "I think the designers and their clients alike will not only love this rug, but the inspiration behind it as well!"


Spice is made from pure Himalayan highland wool imported from Tibet in raw form. The wool is then hand washed, dried naturally in the sun, hand carded, spun and dyed, using Swiss dyes. Each rug is hand knotted in accordance with ancient Tibetan technique. Wool, silk, mohair and pashmina, as well as many other fibers are incorporated into Spice to achieve texture and luxurious softness.