A design which plays with the idea of superimposed layers and which was inspired from a bird’s-eye view of wheat fields, hence the name “Campo”, which in Italian means field. A playful rug that combines a low flatweave, a high-pile and a clever design creating the effect that there are two rugs overlapping, but doesn’t let your eyes deceive you, it is one rug.
Specifications:
bamboo silk and linen
230x300 (also available in custom sizes)
Made with handloom technique
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