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"The blue of the sky lies on the floor when the Hutsul thread takes on the color of the mountain horizon"
The Hutsul carpet "Blue of the Carpathians" is a handmade product woven from natural wool on an ancient loom. The non-pile double-sided fabric with a dense geometric pattern is well-packed, durable, and does not pill — a wonderful solution for home or office.
🏔️ Carpathian Peaks The name refers to the mountain horizon | 💠 Geometric Pattern Handwoven ornament | 🐑 Sheep Wool Natural yarn from Hutsul weavers |
The carpet combines ethnic motifs and modern style, making it versatile for any interior and ethnic space. This is not a factory product, but an exclusive handmade item that will decorate your home and provide comfort. Geometric ornaments are one of the most common decorative elements in hand weaving, having not only aesthetic but also symbolic significance.
✓ Suitable
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| Product Code | 9696 |
| Material | Natural wool |
| Dimensions | 145 x 205 cm (available width 145 or 100 cm, length by order, tolerance ±5 cm) |
| Construction | Non-pile, double-sided |
| Ornament | Geometric, handwoven ornament |
| Production Time | 7 days |
| Manufacturer | Weaving Artel from Kosiv |
The carpet is made by the "Weaving Artel from Kosiv" — a family union of weavers that continues the living tradition of Carpathian weaving on horizontal looms. Each product preserves the authentic technique of the "WORKSHOP OF HUTSUL CARPETS" in the city of Kosiv, where the ornament is passed down from generation to generation. This is true handmade work, in which the warmth of the master's hands lives.
"Every blue thread here is a piece of the sky that forever remained in the fabric"
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