'Malachite' Hand-Tufted Area Rug by Josephine Pinton

US$5,306per item

About

Typical of the Aubusson style, our exceptional rugs are a combination of creativity and age-old expertise from the PINTON company. Like the tapestries, the low-pile rugs are made by hand on “basse-lisse” style looms. From hand-tufting to the hand-knotting technique, the artisans in our Felletin workshops are highly skilled in all forms of hand weaving. They use only the very best materials and rely on the customized techniques of local spinning and dyeing companies. All the natural fibers are specially spun and dyed to sample in the workshop. The wool and silk can be combined with metallic threads, leather or vinyl. Linen, cotton or bamboo are woven into velvet or loop pile. We can combine even the most diverse range of materials, allowing us to offer our customers unique, bespoke pieces. PINTON works in close collaboration with artists, architects or interior designers to design original pieces. 'Malachite' is designed by Josephine Pinton and hand-tufted in wool by Pinton.

Details

Creator
Josephine Pinton (Designer),Pinton (Manufacturer)
Dimensions
Width: 70.87 in. (180 cm)Length: 82.68 in. (210 cm)
Style
Modern (In the Style Of)
Materials and Techniques
Hand-CraftedWool
Place of Origin
France
Period
21st Century
Date of Manufacture
Contemporary
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Condition
Seller Location
New York, NY
Reference Number
1stDibs: LU3500310247113
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Shipping & Returns

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Ships From: Felletin, France
Return Policy
This item cannot be returned.

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About the Maker

Pinton Inc.

150 years dedicated to perfection have made PINTON one of today’s leading names in exceptional carpets, rugs and tapestries. The pieces, hand-woven on low-warp-looms in our workshops in Felletin, have contributed to the worldwide expansion of French textile art. Since 1867 the PINTON family passion for the art of weaving has combined with its centuries-old craftsmen to forge a promising and innovative future. With excellence and creativity as its sole guiding principles, PINTON has propelled the tradition of Aubusson tapestry into modernity. Structured around two areas of activity – the PINTON Workshop dedicated to luxury decoration and PINTON Éditions, devoted to contemporary art – the family company’s international scope has quickly expanded, spreading the influence of the French art of weaving.