Jan Kath Erased Classic Pink Rug

In the artwork collection wool is used to paint instead of a brush.

Jan kath erased classic pink rug.

The repeating patterns look as if they have been erased doused with acid and patched up. Classic repeating patterns form the basis of erased classic. What appears to the beholder to be random has actually been precisely specified by the designer and can be perfectly reproduced by the experienced weavers in the workshops in kathmandu. Motifs from italian wall coverings and indian saris form the basic pattern for the classic collection.

This produces a completely new design vocabulary which jan kath embellishes even further. Guided by a bold approach in his work kath originally from bochum combines classical elements of oriental carpets with contemporary minimalist design. The erased heritage collection pays homage to the traditional oriental carpet. The carpet s severe ordered motifs are dispersed.

Knot by knot they hand produce egyptian mamluks iranian bidjars and turkish konyas using the original colors. Back to the ubuntus. This produces a completely new design vocabulary which jan kath embellishes even further. With his modern designs jan kath born 1972 is creating a completely new perspective on carpets.

It shows this off in a particularly spectacular fashion in the northern lights visible in winter months in the far north. Traditional pattern meets contemporary color. Finding inspiration from old patterns techniques and standards of quality jan kath also turns to old master weavers to bring these designs back to life. The material mix of the finest chinese silk tibetan highland wool and nettle fibers.

Back to the ubuntus. Light is comprised of many colors. The carpet s severe ordered motifs are dispersed. The classic repeating patterns are reinterpreted thanks to the new color scheme and the material mix of chinese silk tibetan highland wool and nettle fibers.

Traditional pattern meets contemporary color. The tension between old and new. The classic repeating patterns are reinterpreted thanks to the new color scheme and the material mix of chinese silk tibetan highland wool and nettle fibers. With his modern designs jan kath born 1972 is creating a completely new perspective on carpets.

The tension between old and new. Up to 24 colors may be used in a single carpet. Finding inspiration from old patterns techniques and standards of quality jan kath also turns to old master weavers to bring these designs back to life. Programmed errors make the carpets inspired and alive.

You can be cool while still keeping your feet warm. You can be cool while still keeping your feet warm. Classic repeating patterns form the basis of erased classic. The repeating patterns look as if they have been erased doused with acid and patched up.

Motifs from italian wall coverings and indian saris form the basic pattern for the classic collection. Programmed errors make the carpets inspired and alive.