Strata 9
by Laure Kasiers
The series of rugs designed by Laure Kasiers for From the ground up displays patterns inspired by nature in a black, blue, green and ochre palette. These new works are made exclusively from collected yarns, recycled wool from France and/or English wool entirely processed in the United Kingdom. Laure Kasiers blended several threads together in her ribbons to create nuances and depth.
Rug (wall or floor)
Local and recycled wool (UK, FR), reclaimed linen (BE)
Ø 90 cm
Unique piece
Made in Molenbeek, 2024
This piece is unique, please contact us to place your order so we can guarantee availability.
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by Laure Kasiers
The series of rugs designed by Laure Kasiers for From the ground up displays patterns inspired by nature in a black, blue, green and ochre palette. These new works are made exclusively from collected yarns, recycled wool from France and/or English wool entirely processed in the United Kingdom. Laure Kasiers blended several threads together in her ribbons to create nuances and depth.
Rug (wall or floor)
Local and recycled wool (UK, FR), reclaimed linen (BE)
Ø 90 cm
Unique piece
Made in Molenbeek, 2024
This piece is unique, please contact us to place your order so we can guarantee availability.
UNIQUE PIECE - PLEASE EMAIL US
by Laure Kasiers
The series of rugs designed by Laure Kasiers for From the ground up displays patterns inspired by nature in a black, blue, green and ochre palette. These new works are made exclusively from collected yarns, recycled wool from France and/or English wool entirely processed in the United Kingdom. Laure Kasiers blended several threads together in her ribbons to create nuances and depth.
Rug (wall or floor)
Local and recycled wool (UK, FR), reclaimed linen (BE)
Ø 90 cm
Unique piece
Made in Molenbeek, 2024
This piece is unique, please contact us to place your order so we can guarantee availability.
UNIQUE PIECE - PLEASE EMAIL US
This piece was first shown at Augusta , as part of the From the ground up exhibition, March - June 2024.
Photos © Oksana Tkachuk