Wabisabi Mustard Rug

SKU #Wabisabi_Mustard_Rug

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Overview

The Wabisabi philosophy embodies the belief that true beauty is not found in perfection, but in the acceptance of imperfection. Each Wabisabi rug is the result of weaving, experimenting, making mistakes, and finding joy in the process. Skillfully adjusting the warp and weft creates visual textures and rhythms that intertwine to form an imperfect yet exquisite wavy pattern. These subtle irregularities add character and depth to each rug, inviting the viewer to appreciate the beauty in imperfection. Each rug utilizes two contrasting colors, enhancing the results. Made of 100% New Zealand Wool. Manufactured by Nanimarquina.

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Designed in 2024.

Small: 5'7" W, 7'1" D
Medium: 6'7" W, 9'1" D
Large: 8'2" W, 11'6" D
Extra Large: 9'10" W, 13'1" D

Manufacturer

Nanimarquina

The contemporary rug collections by acclaimed designer Nani Marquina are distinct and inspired. From her Nomad collection, woven with ultra-soft Ghazni wool from Afghanistan’s native sheep, to the playful and colorful designs of the Sybilla collection, each piece is thoughtfully crafted to make an artistic statement.

Nanimarquina rugs serve both to enhance existing décor and act as foundational statement pieces. Many of her designs feature intentionally imperfect shapes and lines, as often found in nature, conveying freedom and self-expression. The designer plays with texture to create floor coverings that are as visually captivating as they are tactile.

African Pattern 1 Rug

African Pattern 2 Rug

African Pattern 3 Rug

Alga Rug Gray

Alga Rug Ochre

Alga Rug Off White

Designer

Nani Marquina

Nani Marquina (born 1952 in Barcelona, Spain) studied industrial design at the Massana School in Barcelona. After a collaboration with Selles-Marquina Architecture Studio, in 1974 she opened her own interior design studio. In the mid 1980s, Marquina starts creating rugs designs; in 1987, this leads to the establishment of her eponymous brand, Nanimarquina. Her first collections quickly garnered attention - New York's Museum of Modern Art store featured her Begonia collection in 1989; her Pera collection from 1990 received a nomination at the Delta Awards. In addition to Marquina's own rug designs, her brand has collaborated with a number of designers over the ensuing decades including Ronan + Erwan Bouroullec, Ron Arad, Javier Mariscal, Milton Glaser, Diego Fortunato, Sybilla, Marti Guixe, Neri & Hu, Christian Zuzunaga, Doshi + Levien, Tjord Boontje, and Jaime Hayon.