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“The heavenly diamond holds onto the strip of fabric as firmly as a star holds onto the night sky”
The Hutsul woven runner “Heavenly Diamond” is a handcrafted product made from natural wool, woven on a traditional loom. The work is dense and durable, non-pilling, double-sided, with a geometric pattern — well-suited for everyday use.
🌌 Heavenly Diamond Contrasting blue-black palette | 🔺 Geometric Pattern Handwoven pattern | 🧶 Natural Wool Traditional yarn of Hutsul weavers |
Made in modern Hutsul traditions on an ancient loom from natural wool, the runner holds its shape well and does not pill. This work combines ethnic motifs and modern style, making it versatile for any interior and ethnic space. It will serve as a special accent and talisman in the home or as an original gift. The use of decorative geometric elements in the work has not only aesthetic but also symbolic significance.
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| Product Code | 9704 |
| Material | Natural Wool |
| Size Options | 100 x 65 cm (basic), 150 x 65 cm (+600 UAH), 200 x 65 cm (+900 UAH) |
| Construction | Non-pilling, double-sided |
| Pattern | Geometric, handwoven pattern, ethnic style |
| Production Time | 7 days |
| Manufacturer | Weaving Artel from Kosiv |
The runner is made by the "Weaving Artel from Kosiv" — a family association 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 pattern is passed down from generation to generation of masters. This is true handmade work, where the spirit of the Carpathians lives.
“In every diamond — a grain of the night sky, woven by the hands of the master”
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