Experience the pinnacle of sophisticated design with the Wirrabara B Silk Wool Hand Knotted Tibetan Rug from Christopher Fareed's acclaimed Tibetan Rugs collection. This extraordinary glr_FareedTibetan603 area rug is a testament to artisanal luxury, meticulously crafted in India using traditional hand-knotted Tibetan techniques. The distinctive Wirrabara B design is rendered in a captivating purple, showcasing the natural brilliance of premium New Zealand Wool interwoven with the subtle sheen of Banana Silk. Each fibre contributes to a tactile masterpiece, offering a unique blend of durability and exquisite softness underfoot. Christopher Fareed's vision transforms your space, creating a focal point of high-end design and comfort. This designer rug is not merely a floor covering; it is a statement piece, reflecting the bespoke craftsmanship characteristic of luxury world rugs, offering an enduring legacy of style and elegance for your home.
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Christopher Fareed Design Studios
Wirrabara B Silk Wool Hand Knotted Tibetan Rug
From $4,060
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Immerse yourself in the opulent world of Christopher Fareed with the Wirrabara B Silk Wool Hand Knotted Tibetan Rug (glr_FareedTibetan603). A true luxury designer piece, this purple masterpiece blends sumptuously soft New Zealand Wool with luminous Banana Silk, meticulously hand-knotted in India to deliver unparalleled elegance and artisanal craftsmanship.
- Exquisite design by Christopher Fareed, part of the acclaimed Tibetan Rugs collection.
- Luxurious blend of premium New Zealand Wool and lustrous Banana Silk.
- Authentic hand-knotted Tibetan construction, ensuring exceptional durability and artistry.
- Captivating purple hue enhancing the sophisticated Wirrabara B design.
- A high-end designer piece, originating from skilled artisans in India.
- Sku: glr_FareedTibetan603
- Attributes: modern, textured, silk, tibetan, wool
- Category: World Rugs
- Collection: Tibetan Rugs
- Origin: India
- Material: New Zealand Wool, Banana Silk
- Quality: Hand Knotted
- Designer: Christopher Fareed
- Vendor: Christopher Fareed Design Studios
Christopher Fareed :: Designer Profile
A designer of the 90s and today, he has experimented with radical structures and forms. Some of his original work drew its influence from print media, pop art and grunge culture, exploring the use of cultural trends and incorporating them into home decor. His designs influence in re-defining the boundaries of rug making. Since the beginning he has used convergent technologies, computers, mathematics, and theories of proportion in his designs.
Christopher's designs are creative, maximizing the use of space, deceiving the eye if necessary and paying particular attention to the way space relates to a rug. He enjoys visually integrating the interiors with progressions of popular culture, principally reflecting modern trends and personality; incorporating individual style in existing architecture. Final results appear as if they have naturally evolved, complementing and building on each other in the final impact of the space. Each rug with its own idiosyncrasy is a tribute to the current trends.
Each contemporary rug is hand made with pure New Zealand wool which is known for its softness, pliability, and superior dye absorption (for more rich, vivid colors).
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