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Varjo Rug
SKU 18107 Copied to clipboard
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With its name meaning “shadows” in Finnish, the Varjo Rug hints towards how the woven texture creates a sense of shadow and light within the weave. With a unique pattern and discreet color-blocking, the Varjo Rug is hand-woven from 100% New Zealand wool.
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With its name meaning “shadows” in Finnish, the Varjo Rug hints towards how the woven texture creates a sense of shadow and light within the weave. With a unique pattern and discreet color-blocking, the Varjo Rug is hand-woven from 100% New Zealand wool.
Variant: Taupe SKU: 18107 Length: 300 cm Width: 200 cm Colli: 1 
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100% New Zealand Wool
100% lambswool from New Zealand.
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Meet the designer
Tina Ratzer
Copenhagen
Denmark
Tina Ratzer is a Danish designer with a degree in textile design and weaving, from the Design School Kolding, in Denmark. In 1999, Tina founded her own studio Ratzer, and since then her designs have been selected for several exhibitions, such as the Crafts and Design Biennale in Rundetårn, Copenhagen. Her work is characterized by a geometric expression and a balanced color scheme, with a twist or a surprising detail that lets the techniques of the craftsmanship step forward and become an important part of the work.
