Ndebele Kilim Green

Details about the carpet Ndebele Kilim Green by GAN:

Composition: 100% wool

Thickness cm: 0.6

Sizes available cm: 170x240, 200x300

Custom size: yes
PDF catalogue: yes, quick download
Delivery: 4-8 days
International delivery: yes
Payment: credit card, PayPal, bank transfer
Money back: 14 days

This model in green and blue tones from our Ndebele kilim series is inspired by the way in which the Ndebele people of South Africa, from which the collection takes its name, decorate the facades of their homes with dynamic and colorful geometric patterns. Designer Sandra Figuerola reinterpreted these designs in terms of pattern and color palette, and transferred them to a textile medium that works perfectly with contemporary spaces.

€1,004

Size cm

170x240
200x300

Like the paintings on the facades of Ndebele villages, which are traditionally made by women, this kilim combines several geometric patterns, diverse in terms of style. It is available in two sizes and features green, blue, gray and black tones. The series also includes a Red version, in garnet, orange, purple, green and ecru tones. Ndebele, a rug from our kilim collection The kilim is an artisan method of rug making in which the weft is tightly woven on a manual loom, using only threads and no knotting. The result is a light fabric with no pile, similar to that of upholstery. It is a technique that offers great flexibility, a feature that GAN explores thoroughly to create high-impact details. Sandra Figuerola, designer of the Ndebele kilim After training in Fine Arts at the San Carlos School in Valencia, Sandra Figuerola directed her professional career towards graphic design. In 1984 he founded La Nave collective with ten other designers, a studio that was a benchmark of Valencian design until its dissolution in 1991. Afterward, she continued to work in partnership with other designers as well as independently, developing her activity in various design subjects: graphic, industrial and textile. She has stood out specifically in the field of graphic design, publishing and corporate identity -together with Marisa Gallen, she designed the GANDIABLASCO logo. Aside from continuing her work as an independent designer, she has founded the Hup Hotels interior design studio.